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The tomb chest, associated with the effigy (ELG/ts/11), is carved with a partial inscription on two lines.
Elgin Cathedral
Elgin
Title
Effigy of Bishop Innes (d.1414)
Date
15th C
Medium
stone
Measurements
H 132.2 x W 66 x D 39.4 cm
Accession number
ELG/fe/5
Acquisition method
on loan from Scottish Ministers
Work type
Tomb or mausoleum
Inscription description
partial inscription on two lines: per septennium potenter edificvit et diligenter coniuavit et obiit anno d[omi]ni (...for seven years he built vigorously and diligently continues, and died in the year...)
Elgin Cathedral
King Street, Elgin, Moray IV30 1HU Scotland
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