Extracted from "John Strype's Survey of London", 1720. Recordings by Strype of monuments that were already gone by 1707:
"Sergeant Alexander a Lawyer, who, in his Inscription, was charactered to be,
Sacer Ecclesieq; Dieq;
Cultor, & in populo Pacificator erat.
He dyed 1438.
The date of his death being set out by this Distick:
Sono ter deno bis centeno quater anno,
Milleno Domini qui pius assit ei.
"Sergeant Alexander a Lawyer, who, in his Inscription, was charactered to be,
Sacer Ecclesieq; Dieq;
Cultor, & in populo Pacificator erat.
He dyed 1438.
The date of his death being set out by this Distick:
Sono ter deno bis centeno quater anno,
Milleno Domini qui pius assit ei.
Extracted from "John Strype's Survey of London", 1720. Recordings by Strype of monuments that were already gone by 1707:
"Sergeant Alexander a Lawyer, who, in his Inscription, was charactered to be,
Sacer Ecclesieq; Dieq;
Cultor, & in populo Pacificator erat.
He dyed 1438.
The date of his death being set out by this Distick:
Sono ter deno bis centeno quater anno,
Milleno Domini qui pius assit ei.
"Sergeant Alexander a Lawyer, who, in his Inscription, was charactered to be,
Sacer Ecclesieq; Dieq;
Cultor, & in populo Pacificator erat.
He dyed 1438.
The date of his death being set out by this Distick:
Sono ter deno bis centeno quater anno,
Milleno Domini qui pius assit ei.
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