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Tag Archives: Edward Confessor
Things removed from Edward the Confessors tomb
Over the centuries a number of things have been removed from Edward the Confessors tomb. These include: 1098 – An attempt was made to pull out a strand of hair. 1163 – His robes were removed and remade into three … Continue reading
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Exhumations of Edward the Confessor
Over the centuries Edward the Confessor was exhumed a number of times. These are the ones I’ve found: 1098 or 1102 – Henry I opened the coffin to see if his body was ‘incorrupt’. They say that he was fresh with … Continue reading
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Was Edward the Confessor an albino?
If Edward was an albino you can imagine that it would have a great impact on him and his personality. Most certainly, he would be treated differently. How was albinism perceived back then, I wonder? I don’t know. I would … Continue reading
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Thoughts on the Character of Edward the Confessor
There is so little known about Edward the Confessor as a person. Most of what we know about him is not actually him but the time he lived in. This, I feel, has made many people “infer” his character and … Continue reading
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Thoughts on the appearance of Edward the Confessor
There are, of course, no pictures or sculptures that portray Edward accurately. Those that were done were stylized portraits that seldom have resemblance to the man it portrays, such as this picture from the Bayeaux Tapestry: We do have some … Continue reading
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The coat of arms of Edward the confessor
The coat of arms used by Edward the Confessor was never actually used by him as heraldry did not exist at that time. It was created several centuries later. The first use of it that I’m aware of is by Richard … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Edward the Confessors shrine
I have always been mystified by Edward the Confessors shrine. It is unlike any other I have seen (keep in mind that I’m no expert on shrines). The coffin is raised high up on a platform. There are six niches, … Continue reading
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