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St Stephen represented
as a Deacon, holding the Palm branch of Martydom and in his left
hand stones simbilising his death
Beneath are the arms of Sir Gilbert de-Tany the builder of the Chapel
with the Six Eagles
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Christ in Majesty with his right hand
raised in Blessing. The open book held in his left hand signifies
the Alpha and Omega
In the corners of the medallion are the emblems of the four Evangelists |
St Lawrence vested as Deacon holding
a Palm branch and a GridIron representing his Martydom
The Arms below are that of Archbishop
Stephen Langton
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Bishop Humbert of
Elham with his medallion.
Humbert, Crowned St Edmunds on this site.
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St Edmund King and
Martyr, holding a Sceptre and two arrows.
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