. Archaeologia cantiana. ILOMINUS HOMINES INDUSTRII ET SAG-ACES, PERTINACI QUADAM- ETSCRUPULOSA DILIGENTIA. EX GENEALOGIIS, FASTIS, TITULIS, MONUMENTIS,NUMISMATIBUS. NOMINIBUS PROPRIIS ET STYLIS, VERBORUM ETYMOLOGIIS,PROVERBIIS. TRADITIONIBUS. ARCHIVIS, ET INSTRUMENTS, TAM PUBLICISQUAM PRIVATIS, HISTORTARUM FRAGMENTIS, LIBRORUM NEUTIQUAM HISTORI-CORUM LOC1S DISPERSIS,—EX HIS, INQUAM, OMNIBUS VEL ALLQUIBUS,NONNULLA A TEMPORIS DILUVIO ERIPIUNT ET CONSERVANT. RES SANEOPEROSA, SED MORTALIBUS GRATA ET CUM REVERENTIA QUADAM CON-JUNCTA. ANTIQUITIES, OR REMNANTS OF HISTORY, ARE, AS WAS SAID, TANQUAMTA
. Archaeologia cantiana. ILOMINUS HOMINES INDUSTRII ET SAG-ACES, PERTINACI QUADAM- ETSCRUPULOSA DILIGENTIA. EX GENEALOGIIS, FASTIS, TITULIS, MONUMENTIS,NUMISMATIBUS. NOMINIBUS PROPRIIS ET STYLIS, VERBORUM ETYMOLOGIIS,PROVERBIIS. TRADITIONIBUS. ARCHIVIS, ET INSTRUMENTS, TAM PUBLICISQUAM PRIVATIS, HISTORTARUM FRAGMENTIS, LIBRORUM NEUTIQUAM HISTORI-CORUM LOC1S DISPERSIS,—EX HIS, INQUAM, OMNIBUS VEL ALLQUIBUS,NONNULLA A TEMPORIS DILUVIO ERIPIUNT ET CONSERVANT. RES SANEOPEROSA, SED MORTALIBUS GRATA ET CUM REVERENTIA QUADAM CON-JUNCTA. ANTIQUITIES, OR REMNANTS OF HISTORY, ARE, AS WAS SAID, TANQUAMTABULJE NAUFRAGII ; WHEN INDUSTRIOUS PERSONS, BY AN EXACT ANDSCRUPULOUS DILIGENCE AND OBSERVATION, OUT OF MONUMENTS, NAMES,WORDS, PROVERBS, TRADITIONS, PRIVATE RECORDS AND EVIDENCES, FRAG-MENTS OF STORIES, PASSAGES OF BOOKS THAT CONCERN NOT STORY, ANDTHE LIKE, DO SAVE AND RECOVER SOMEWHAT FROM THE DELUGE OF time.—Advancement of Learning, ii. jkrtofltflOT (Canfiana: BEING TRANSACTIONS OF THE KENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL Honfcon: PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY BY MITCHELL & HUGHES, 140 WARDOUR STREET, OXFORD STREET. 1897. The Council of the Kent Archaeological Society is not answerablefor any opinions put forward in this Work. Each Contributor is aloneresponsible for his own remarks. NOTR. Since Volume XXII. has left the Printers hands we havereceived the sad news of the death of Canon ScottRobertson, on Sunday, March 7th. As Secretary and Editor he for many years renderedinvaluable services to this Journal, to which he devotedmuch patient research, and a great store of antiquarianknowledge. Two interesting Papers of his are printed in thisVolume. The present Editor is much indebted to him for fre-quent suggestions and ready advice—and bis genial presencewill be sadly missed at the Meetings of the Kent Archaeo-logical Society, in which be always took a prominent anduseful part. He was buried in St. Martins Churchyard, Canter-bury, on Thursday, March 11th. C. P. R, March 13, 1897. M
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