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A 15th c. finger ring engraved with the five wounds of Christ. Each wound is labeled: 'The well of pitty, the well of merci, the well of confort, the well of gracy, the well of everlastingh lyffe' The wounds were originally filled with red enamel.
Finger-ring; gold; engraved. The thick broad broad hoop depicts Christ standing in tomb with the Cross and the Instruments of Passion behind
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“I am asleep in the side hole, do not wake my noble soul.”
“There I enjoy all the delicatessen. Gloria.”
“I go for a walk in the [side] hole.”
Craig D. Atwood, Little Side Holes: Moravian Devotional Cards of the Mid-Eighteenth Century (2009)
“Living in the side hole.”
Wie warmsichs liegt im Seitelein / Ehre dem Seitenshrein (How warm it is lying in the little side / Honor the side shrine).
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A rather novel use of side wound imagery, “to fetch unto thee the fairie Sibylia”:
— Described in Reginald Scot’s skeptical treatise The Discoverie of Witchcraft (book 15, ch. 8); excerpted in Elf Queens and Holy Friars by Richard Firth Green (pg. 108).
Christ Sitting in Judgement, from a hymnal made in France c. 1525. (original in the Free Library of Philadelphia, Rare Book Department)
