Richard Fitz-James, Bishop of London, lieth hard beneath the North-west Pillar of Paul's Steeple, under a fair Tomb, and a Chappel of Timber, with Stairs mounting thereunto, over his Tomb, 1521. His Chappel was burnt by Fire falling from the Steeple.

John Dowman, Doctor, Archdeacon of Suffolk, bequeathed his Body to be buried within the Chappel of St. Katharine, on the South side of the Cathedral of St. Pauls, under the Altar there by him made. His Will was proved 1526.

John Stokesley, Bishop of London, in our Lady Chappel, 1539.

John Nevel, Lord Latimer, in a Chappel by the North Door of Pauls, about the Year 1542.

Sir John Mason, Kt. in the North Wall against the Quire, 1566.

William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, Knight of the Garter, on the North side of the Quire, 1569.

Sir Nicolas Bacon, Lord Keeper of the great Seal, on the South side of the Quire, 1578.

Sir Philip Sydney, above the Quire, 1586.

Sir Francis Walsingham, Kt. Principal Secretary, and Chancellor of the Dutchy of Lancaster, 1590.

Sir Christopher Hatton, Lord Chancellor of England, Knight of the Garter, above the Quire, 1591. under a most sumptuous Monument; whereof a merry Poet writ thus:

Philip and Francis have no Tomb,
For great Christopher takes all the Room.

John Elmare, Bishop of London, before St. George's Chappel, 1594.

The Lady Heneage, and her husband Sir Thomas Heneage, Chancellor of the Dutchy, 1595.

Richard Fletcher, Bishop of London, 1596. These, as the Chief, I have noted.

Henr. F. ac Comes P. P. Charis. sibi ac suis P.

Si quis erat prudens     
unquam fidusq; Senator,
Si quis erat Patriæ     
charus amansq; suæ,
Si quis ad externas     
Legatus idoneus oras,
Si cui justitiæ     
cura bonique fuit,
Is Masonus erat,     
sit tota Britannia testis,
Testis amor Procerum,     
sit populique favor;
Tempore quinque suo,     
regnantes ordine vidit,
Horum à Consiliis     
quatuor ille fuit.
Tres & sex decies     
vixit non amplius annos;
Hic tegitur corpus,     
spiritus astra tenet.

Hunc Tumulum Conjux     
posuit dilecta marito,
Quemq; viro posuit,     
destinat ipsa sibi.
Triste Nepos Carmen,     
quem fecit adoptio natum,
Tum Patris inscripsit,     
tum Patrui Tumulo.
Obiit Anno 1566.

Alexandro Nowello, Lancastriensi, prisca Nowellorum gente oriundo, Theologiæ Doctori, Ædis S. Pauli Decano, ad exemplum hospitali, Rob. Nowelli, cujus hic cum suis miscentur cineres, Fratri, & opum quæ sibi jure testamentario cesserunt distributori pientissimo. Marianis temporibus propter Christum exulanti: Reducis i. veræ Religionis, contra Angliæ Papistas duobus Libris assertori, primæ & ultimæ quadragesimalis Concionis per An. 30. p. m. continuos ad S. Elizabetham, summa libertate Præconi; Scholæ Middletoniæ Patrono; Col. Ænei Nasi Oxonii, ubi ad anno ætatis 13. Annos 13. studuit, 13 studiosis & 200 Libris annuis opera, & impensis suis ampliati, Præsidi: Scholæ Paulinæ plurimorum bonorum auctori: Pietatis frequentissimis Concionibus & triplici Catechismo propagatori; qui publicum se in utriusque Academiæ, & Ecclesiarum exterarum testimonium, atq; æternorum Principum Edwardi 6. & Elizabethæ judicum procerumque provocavit: Pauperum (Literatorum præcipuè): nutritori: afflictorum morbis corporis vel animi consolatori.

Hoc Sepulchrum ob munificentiam & merita erga Remp. & optimum statum Ecclesiæ suæ ab eo pervigili administratæ redditum, Exec. O.D.S.M. posuit.
Quam speciosa Vestigia
Evangelizantium pacem!

Exul quæ amisit     
primævo flore Nowellus,
Fœnore centeno     
repperit aucta redux.
Dat Christus, reddit     
danti longævus honores,
Reddenti æternos     
gratia dantis habet,
Præco, Auctor, Condus,     
Christo, Colit, Ampliat, ornat,
Voce, Libris, Opibus,     
Sabbatha, Templa, Schola;
Dans, meditans, orans,     
Christi expiravit in ulnis,
Sic oritur, floret,     
demoriturq; Deo.