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Appendix.

Bruges Cathedral, Chambre des Marguillers.
Bruges Paftoral ftaff of St. Malo or Maclou, made of pieces of ivory,
cathe- united by bands of copper gilt. Date 6th century? Defer. Eglifes
DRAL° paroiffales de Bruges, Inventaire, 1848.

Bruges. Musee Diocesain.

Bruges. The girdle of a “ religieufe," with an ivory buckle; at one end is a
musee femi-figure of St. Auguftine, and at the other end are thofe of the
diocesain. Virgin and St. Elizabeth of Hungary. 15th century. Photogr., S,
Kens. Muf., portf. 237, No. 44,344.

Abbey of St. Trond.

abbey of Statuette in ivory of St. Trond. End of 15th century. Maes,
st. trond. Objets d'Art expofees a Malines, pl. 4.

Namur. In Nunnery of Sainte Marie, Convent of
Notre Dame.

namur. The ivory head of a paftoral ftaff, the volute ending in the head of
nunnery a dragon, with wide open jaws, the middle fpace occupied by a lamb,
with a Maltefe crofs on its back. 13th century. Barrault and Martin,
CONVENT Le Baton paftorale, p. 55, f. 59i Cahier and Martin> Melanges
of notre d'Archeologie, vol. iv.
nAiurn

Maestricht. Cathedral of St. Servais.

maes- (Conf. Bock and Willemfen, Die Mittelalt. Kunft und Reliquien-
tricht. Schatze zu Maeftricht, Koln, 1872, 8vo.; Schaepkens, Trefor de
cathe- pArt Ancien, 1846; Didron, Annales Archeol, vol. xviii (Ouelques
ST.SERVAIS. J°urs en Allemagne).
The " pilgerftab " of St. Servatius, the head of the T form, orna-
mented only with bold foliage. 11th century. Now furmounted by a
fmall modern figure of the Virgin and Child. Figured, Bock and
Willemfen, ut fupra, p. 24 ; Photogr., S. Kenfington Muf. Library.
Head of the paftoral ftaff found in the tomb of St. Servais, the top
of the ftem inferibed, + Baculus Sei Servatii. 13th century. Figured,
Bock, op. cit., p. 78.