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XXXVIII. Observations on a Seal of Thomas, Suffragan Bishop of Philadelphia. By the Reverend Mr. Pegge. In a Letter to Gustavus Brander, Esq.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 July 2012

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The matrix of this oval seal was in the possession of the late Mrs. Mary Burnell of Winkburne, in the county of Nottingham, and is now the property of my kinsman Peter Pegge, Esq. lord of that manor. It is an episcopal seal, and the drawing by Hayman Rooke, Esq. with which I here present you, exhibits a bishop standing in a tabernacle with a heart in his right hand, and a cross of this form in his left. The coat underneath the figure is, a fesse charged with three pellets between three tons, and the inscription runs, s. DÕINI. TOME. EPISC. PHILADELPHIENCIS.

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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1785

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page 363 note [a] Drake, Eboracum, p. 539. See also Dr. Harris' Hist. of Kent, p. 491. Strype, Mem. of archbishop Cranmer, appendix N° XXII.

page 363 note [b] Willis, Surv. of Cathedr. II. p. 242.

page 364 note [c] Reg. at Lincoln, A. 1529.

page 364 note [d] Willis, Mitr. Abbeys, II. p. 120.

page 364 note [e] Strype, Mem. I. p. 124.

page 365 note [f] Willis, Mitr. Abb. II. p. 17. of Append.

page 365 note [g] Bishop Longland's Reg. at Lincoln.

page 365 note [h] Bishop Burnet, Hist. of Ref. I. p. 148 of the Collections.

page 365 note [i] Godwin de Præsul. p. 545. Wood, Athen, Oxon, I. col. 684. Strype, Life of archbishop Cranmer, p. 36. The entry in bishop Longland's Register concerning him is, ‘Abbas fuit de Thame, Episcopus Reonensis in partibus Infidelium et Episcopo Lincolniensi suffraganeus,’ Dr. Richardson ad Godwin, l. c. I wonder we find not this see in Car. a Sto Paulo.

page 366 note [k] See also Ant. a Wood, l. c.

page 366 note [l] This Dr. Makerell, opposing the King's measures, and being concerned in the insurrection in Lincolnshire, was hanged at Tyburn, March 29, 1537.

page 366 note [m] Anstis in Dr. Fiddes's collections to Life of Wolsey, p. 91.

page 366 note [n] That the Suffragans were allowed to have the baculus pastoralis appears from Wharton, A. S. vol. I. p. 64.

page 367 note [o] See also Ames, Typogr. Antiq. p. 466.

page 367 note [p] Thoroton, Antiq. of Nott. p. 4. alibi.