Peacham, Henry: The compleat gentleman : fashioning him absolute in the most necessary and commendable qualities, concerning mind, or body, that may be required in a person of honor. To which is added the gentlemans exercise or, an exquisite practise, as well for drawing all manner of beasts, as for making colours, to be used in painting, limming, &c (London, 1661)

The sra&ice os Blazonry.
rish Church of Soddingten in the County of VVerce-
fier , upon a Marble Tomb-stone is this Inscription^
pjap fo; the joules os John Blount dfcsqutre, anu
tfcunc his toife, onofej&it <i£tteub Blount fenigbt os
the Boopunto our raost SDjeah ^cfteratgne iiojb l^tng
l|>enrp the rcafcertt). £>nso&ofe Routes Jesag ha he mer«
cp. Amen.
£ir Thomas Blount was made Knight Banneret by
King Henry the eighth, in the year 1 ■> 13 in Francet
for his Service at the taking of Therouene and Tourney
from the French King. And soon after, viz. in the
year 1515. Sir William Blount Lord t^Momtioyy was
by the said King made Governor of Tourney, Mor-
taigne 5 Saint Am and, and other pfkces adjoyn-
' ping.
Charles Blount, Lord Mountiojy was buried in Alder-
wary Church in London^ about the year 154s. the East
window whereos was made or glazed at his Co st, as ap-
pear es by his Arms there, his Epitaph made by him-*
self in his life time, was this
Willingly have / sought,
and willingly have I sound
The fatall end that wrought
thither as Vuty bound j
Disibarg'd l ant os that I ought
to my (fountry by honejl wounds
My Soul departed Chrijl hath bought^
the end os wan is grtwnd.
CamdiMmS. Near the Tomb of King Etheldred in Wtmborn
Church, in the County of Dorset, lyes entombed Ger-
trude Blount, Marchioness of Exeter, daughter to Wil-
liam Lord Mount ioys and Mother to William Courtenay
the last Earlos&evQnJhireofth&t house.

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