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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 January 2012
It has long been recognized that the effigy of Bishop Henry Marshall (ob. 1206) in the choir of Exeter Cathedral is set on a tomb chest of later date, and their dimensions and style show that the two did not originally belong to the same monument. The discovery here recorded provides evidence for a reconstruction of the original tomb chest belonging to the effigy of Bishop Marshall.
page 335 note 1 Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, xi, 64 and 139.
page 336 note 1 Leland, Itinerary, i, 227 (edition Toulmin Smith).
page 336 note 2 Early Tours in Devon and Cornwall, p. 88; Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, extra volume, edited by R. Pearse Chope.
page 336 note 3 The Ichnography of 1757 and Carter's plans of 1797.
page 336 note 4 J. Britton, History and Antiquities of Exeter Cathedral, 132, pl. xxi.