[AM] Aubrey gives in colours the coat: 'gules, a cross moline or (vide the Heralds' office if any charge on the cross)'; and notes that the 'crest' is 'a head like a hare's head.' He adds also the references:--(_a_) 'vide his life writt by ..., in 8vo'; (_b_) 'quaere Mr. Elias Ashmole for his nativity.' He has drawn the figure for the insertion of the planetary signs, and left it blank. =William Outram= (1625-1679). In Westminster Abby south aisle, white marble inscription.[494] Prope jacet Gulielmus Outram, S.T.P. ex agro Derbiensi, collegiorum apud Cantabrigienses S. et individuae Trinitatis et Christi socius, hujus ecclesiae canonicus et Leycestr. archidiaconus, Theologus consummatus et omnibus numeris absolutus, Scriptor nervosus et accuratus, Concionator egregius et assiduus primo in agro Lincoln. postea Londini et tandem apud S. Margaretam Westmon. ubi confecit postremum vitae suae cursum magna cum laude nec minore fructu. Sed in tantis laboribus et animi contentione dum sacrarum literarum et sanctorum patrum studio ardebat ut in renum dolores inciderit, quibus diu afflictus et tandem fractus aequissimo animo e vita discessit Aug. XXIII anno Dni MDCLXXIX postquam impleverat annum quinquagesimum quartum. His grave-stone (a faire black marble) is not far off from the above-mentioned inscription. There is written on it thus, viz.:-- ... He was a tall spare leane pale consumptive man; wasted himself much, I presume, by frequent preaching. Scripsit.... =John Overall= (1560-1619). [495]Dr. Overall and his wife:-- Dr. <John> Overall was deane of St. Paules, London. I see his picture in[496] the rationale writt by <Anthony> Sparrow, bishop of Exon, in the beginning wherof are the effigies[497] of L<ancelot> Andrews, bishop of Winton, Mr. <Richard> Hooker, and John Overall, bishop of Norwich--before which is writt _Ecclesiae et Liturgiae Anglicanae vindices_. Quaere if this deane was that bishop.