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Gentleman's Magazine 1795 p.1078
earls of Leicester, on their monuments in the beautiful
Beachamp chapel at Warwick, is another question; but, if it
was, it may be doubted whether what is mistaken for the
lynx be not the jagged branch, part of the
ragged staff or pillar against which the bears lean, which
without it would be smoother than the ragged staff is
generally represented by Virgil's stipes gravidus
nodis, AEn. VII. 507, and the nodosus stipes of
Ovid, Ep. X. 101.
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