1856 Lithograph Brushfield Art Ecclesiastical Antiquities Religion Church ZZ1 XDK3 Constantine's in black and the

Constantine's in black and the one built by Theodosius and Honorius in the shaded grey

Marion Butler

The aforementioned "essential" articles of clothing include a smock

showing Jesus in the home of Martha and Mary as told in the New Testament

The Rohan family have owned this beauty since the fifteenth century

1856 Lithograph Brushfield Art Ecclesiastical Antiquities Religion Church ZZ1 XDK3 Constantine's in black and the"Ecclesiastical Antiquities in Derbyshire" This is an original 1856 black and white lithograph of an illustration by T. N. Brushfield of ecclesiastical antiquities such as; an incised wall slab from St. Peter's Parwich Church (Fig 1), coffin shaped slabs from All Saints Church in Bakewell (Figs 2 and 3), a small, sandstone effigy found in the nave of All Saints Church, Youlgreave (Fig 4), a piscina, (a basin placed near the altar of a church), from