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                <text>Brass Rubbings - CMS</text>
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              <text>Rubbing2024.36  - Provost Henry Bost</text>
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              <text>1503</text>
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              <text>Eton College</text>
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              <text>Provost Inscription: &#13;
There are 8 lines of inscription broken up into two sections. The first section to the left in Latin is: &#13;
Marmor hoc Henrici Bost ossa tegit dedit illi &#13;
    Moribus et studio candida vita decus &#13;
Artibus et sacre potatum fonte sophie. &#13;
    Ornauit titulis pluribus Oxonium &#13;
Illius auspiciis elemosina coniugis uncti &#13;
    Edwardi quarti larga pluebat opem &#13;
Huius collegii dextro moderamine habenas &#13;
    Prepositus tenuit nec secus hic obiit. &#13;
&#13;
The section to the right in Latin is:&#13;
Nanque quod est patris quod prepositi moriturus &#13;
    Dotauit sponsam pignore parpetuo &#13;
Sunt alii plures tituli cum laude ferenda &#13;
    Facta viri breuitas que reticere iubet &#13;
Post ter quingentos vertebat tercius annus &#13;
    A puero Christo stamina nigra trahens &#13;
Februa septeno iam lux regnabat in orbe &#13;
    Cum rapuit mundo tercia parca virum &#13;
&#13;
(Deciphered by Bard Swallow, the translation is still ongoing).&#13;
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Notes on the Parchment: "Canon Lupton Provost Eton College 1540" (this label is wrong Roger Lupton has a scroll and different robes)&#13;
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Description of Rubbing: The rubbing is in 2 sections. &#13;
&#13;
The male figure is facing forward with his hands in prayer. His hair is to his ears. He has a ruffled shoulder cape with a large neck cowl. There are many robes with many layers and pleats, no embroidery or fringe. There are tight sleeves underneath and large sleeves on top. &#13;
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              <text>Parchment 76cm x 154.5cm </text>
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              <text>Rubbing 64cm x 141cm</text>
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              <text>Eton College . 2018a. "FDA-A.521-2018." Eton College Collections Online Catalogue. 2018. https://catalogue.etoncollege.com/object-fda-a-521-2018.</text>
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