Note * — Chapter II · OF THE GRANDEUR OF THE HERBERTS, EARLES OF PEMBROKE.
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[This refers to the “double-cube” room, as it is often called, from its proportions. The Great Hall at Kenilworth was also a double cube; and the same form was adopted in many other old buildings.—J. B.]
†[In “A Description of the Antiquities and Curiosities in Wilton House,” 4to. these paintings are ascribed to Signer Tomaso and his brother.—J. B.]