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William Laud, founder of the professorship
William Laud, founder of the professorship
The memorial to Edward Pococke, the first professor, in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
The memorial to Edward Pococke, the first professor, in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
Stained glass windows in the Chapter House of Canterbury Cathedral, depicting Henry IV, Henry VIII, Thomas Cranmer and Archbishop Laud
Stained glass windows in the Chapter House of Canterbury Cathedral, depicting Henry IV, Henry VIII, Thomas Cranmer and Archbishop Laud
Altar, c. 1635, the centre of dispute between Puritans and Laudians, possibly consecrated by Laud himself, in St Peter's Collegiate Church in Wolverha
Altar, c. 1635, the centre of dispute between Puritans and Laudians, possibly consecrated by Laud himself, in St Peter's Collegiate Church in Wolverhampton.
Etching by Wenceslaus Hollar showing Laud being tried for treason in the House of Lords, with several people present labelled
Etching by Wenceslaus Hollar showing Laud being tried for treason in the House of Lords, with several people present labelled