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                <text>Brass Rubbings - CMS</text>
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              <text>Rubbing2023.39 - Robert Doughty and wife Matilda</text>
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              <text>1493</text>
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              <text>Metton</text>
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              <text>The Latin Inscription has blanks in the wife's date which is presumed to be because she was still living when the brass was commissioned. &#13;
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The Latin Inscription: &#13;
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"Orate pro anima Roberti Doughty qui obiit iiio die Maii ao domini Mo CCCCo LXXXXo IIIo Ac pro anima | Matildis uxoris sue que obiit		die	ao domini Mo	quorum animabus propicietur deus. "&#13;
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The English Translation:&#13;
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"Pray for the soul of Rober Doughty who died on the third day of May in the year of our Lord 1493 And for the soul | of Matilda his wife who died &lt;on the ___&gt; day &lt;of month&gt; in the year of our Lord 1&lt;###&gt; on whose souls may God have mercy. "&#13;
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     (Translated by Bard Swallow)&#13;
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Description of Rubbing: This rubbing is in three sections. &#13;
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The left top section is a male facing right. He has loose wavy hair that goes to his shoulders and he has curved bangs. He is wearing robes that have a rounded crew neck many pleats and a bag hanging on the side. The bag has a rounded flap and vertical line decorations. There is almost no shading. &#13;
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The other section is a female at the right who is facing left. She is wearing a flowy headdress with two triangular humps and fabric that goes to her shoulders. Her dress is tight around her torso and arms and a little looser from the waist down. There is a belt that loops in the front center of her dress and goes all the way down the front. &#13;
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The last section is underneath the two characters and is a rectangle with two lines of Latin in a gothic font.</text>
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              <text>Parchment 76cm x 68cm</text>
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              <text> Rubbing 59.5cm x 53cm</text>
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              <text>Harraden, Gertrude. 1893. "On Brasses and Brass Rubbing." The Girl's Own Paper 14.</text>
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