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In his mutilated features might still be distinguished some

traces of his former countenance, such as his portraits represent

him, and such as some of the spectators remembered to have beheld

and honoured. Behind the remains of the holy prelate, and

resembling him in merit, birth, and dignity, as well as in

person, came the Archbishop Frederick. The rest of the clergy

followed him, and with them the magistrates in their robes, then

the nobility, some magnificently clothed, as if to do honour to

the pomp of the celebration, and others as penitents, in

sackcloth and bare-footed, each bearing a torch in his hand. A

vast collection of people terminated the procession.