A Text of Merlin's Prophecies

Gerould, Gordon Hall

doi:10.2307/2853678

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1948

DOI: 10.2307/2853678

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A Text of Merlin's Prophecies

Gordon Hall Gerould¹

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“… 13. Howell 1992, 58; BL, Cotton Julius D vii, fol 59v. Gerould 1948, 102, provides an interpretation of another copy roll of this tree in Princeton. …”

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The Tomb Monument of Katherine, Daughter of Henry III and Eleanor of Provence (1253–7)

Badham¹,

Oosterwijk²

2012

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An English princess of the mid-thirteenth century, dead by the age of three and a half, Katherine occupies only a footnote in the history of England. Yet the costly tomb monument at Westminster Abbey provided by her grieving father, Henry iii, was probably the earliest recorded memorial to a child known to have been set up in England. It may also have been part of Henry's response to the commemoration programme that his brother-in-law, Louis ix of France, had instigated. Nothing now apparently remains of Katherine's tomb to remind posterity of her brief existence, but its commissioning marked a step up in Henry's growing ambition to be seen as an innovator at the forefront of the artistic developments of his age, and the story surrounding its provision affords insights into the role of display and material culture in Henrician politics.

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“… 13. Howell 1992, 58; BL, Cotton Julius D vii, fol 59v. Gerould 1948, 102, provides an interpretation of another copy roll of this tree in Princeton. …”

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The Tomb Monument of Katherine, Daughter of Henry III and Eleanor of Provence (1253–7)

Badham¹,

Oosterwijk²

2012

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