A fair Monument at the lower End of the North Ile in the Wall, thus written on.

Here lyeth interred the Body of Edward Reynolds, Esquire, late Clearke of his Majesties Privy Seale, and Register of the Court of Requests; who departed this Life the 18. Day of December, Anno Dom. 1623. By him also lyeth the Body of his Brother, Master Owen Reynolds, who deceased the 16. of April 1610. To whose Memories, Edward and Launcelet Reynolds, Gentlemen, have here placed these ensuing Verses, made by the said Edward Reynolds in his Life Time.

Gloria, Vita, Decor, Thesaurus, Fama, Voluptas,
Vana, brevis, fragilis, fluxus, temeraria, mollis,
Fumus, Bulla, Iris, Fax, Ventus, Dulce venenum,
Vanescit, perit, arescit, liquesit, fugit, angit.

Orbe nihil toto stabile est, citò corruet orbis,
Et vasti in nihilum vanescet fabrica Mundi.
Sola fides firmam parit, æternamque Coronam,
Sola fides Christi meritis, sunt cætera Nugæ.
    
Hac vixi, hac morior fide, mihi Christus in vita, & morte lucrum.

In the Middle of the same Ile, in the Wall, is a fair Monument, thus written on.

Another in the same Wall, thus inscribed.

On the same Wall, in a Table, is this Epitaph.

On a Table hanging at the upper End of the South Ile, is this written.

In Memory of the right vertuous and beautiful Gentlewoman, Mistress Margaret Radcliffe, Daughter to Sir John Radcliffe, Knight, one of the Maids of Honour to Queen Elizabeth, who deceased at Richmond the 10. of November, and was here buried with Solemnity the 22. of the same, Anno Dom. 1599. An. Reg. Eliz. 41.
Tell thou my wailing Verse, and mourning show
What beauteous frame lies here interr'd below.

Here underenath entomb'd a Dazie lies,
The Pride of Nature, with Perfection fill'd;     
O woe, whom Zephyres blasts can ne'er make rise,
Being by Death's black Storms untimely kill'd.     
Ratcliffe's thy Name, thy Glory of the Court,
Vertue and Beauty strove t'adorn thee most;     
Though here inclos'd, yet Fame shall still report
Thy Vertue's Praise, thy Graces Time shall boast:

Thou dy'dst a Virgin pure, and spotlesse Liver;
Grief caus'd thy Death, Death makes thee live for ever.
If any ask, Who sigh'd this sad Complaint?
Say, One that liv'd, that lov'd, that joy'd, now faint.

Another fair Monument at the upper End of the Chancel, thus inscribed.

Epitaphium Religiosissimi, spectatissimique viri, Francisci Egioke, de Egioke in Comitatu Vigorniæ Equitis Aurati, vitæ Famæque integerrimæ, Musarum, Militum, Pauperumque Fautoris Meritissimi. Qui à Londino, Vigorniam versus proficiscens, in Uxbrigia vita defunctus est 21. die Novemb. 1622. Hic vero repositus habet Cineres.

Dilectissima, Mœstissimaque Uxor ejus Elinor, Filia Fra. Dingley, Armigeri, in eodem Vigorniæ Comitatu, Lugubre Hoc, pii Amoris & obsequii, Monumentum posuit.

Ad Tumulum ni flere libet, discedito Lector,
Qui legis hæc, Fletu prodigus esto pio.
Cum Musis omnes flerent, inopumque Catervis,
Illis Patronus, his Benefactor erat.
Arma virumque canit, Mors imperiosa, triumphans,
Quod Miles strennus sic spoliatus obit.
Vana, quid insultas? te jam tua præda fefellit;
Artes, arma, preces, hunc periisse vetant.
Hunc (Mors) insequeris frustra, cui militat æther,
Nec tibi, sed superis, præda beata jacet.
Quid quod iter carpens Cecidit? Moriturque viator?
Quæ supra terram est noverat; hîc Patriam.
Quo tendens, proprios Lares, Terrasque relinquit,
Et Cœlum media possidet ille via.