Notitiæ Ludæ: or, Notices of Louth ... |
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Page 264 - ... the doors ; so that the enemy entered almost as soon ; and after a short resistance, in which many were killed, the soldiers, overpowered, threw down their arms, and asked quarter ; which was likewise offered to the colonel ; who refused it, and valiantly defended himself, till, with the death of two or three of the assailants, he was killed in the place ; his enemies giving him a testimony of great courage and resolution.
Page 134 - H. 49, a small oval seal, with the figure of an abbot in the area, a crozier in his right hand and a book in his left, and this inscription round — " Sigillum abbatis de Parco Lude.
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Page 134 - Cistercians is a white robe in the form of a cassock, with a black scapulary and hood, and is girt with a wooden girdle.