A stone inscribed in blacklettering (Gothic script) in the back side of the so called screen wall at St Mary's Church (now museum, whatever the name is when you read this) in Kilkenny. It is built into the wall upside down, but I have flipped it to make it easier to read:

"[...]?ny · quondam · burgensis · ville [...]<br />[...] · precorut · tua · i(n)ettabili · mia & gra[tia] ·tol? [...]<br />[...] · su[n]t · et · sepelientur · in · isto · loco · ame[n]" (partly taken from HEV description, but some of it is my reading).

The HEV gives the translation "ye sometime burgess of the town (of Kilkenny) / say a prayer you (who pass) and / was buried in this place. Amen." (line breaks added by me - it shold be "were buried", bc the verb is in the plural form) 

SMR no.: KK019-026323-

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St Mary's KK: inscribed stone

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**Collection:** Prehistory and Historical Archeology Dept.

**Inv.-No.:** [UF-22958.26](https://www.online.landessammlungen-noe.at/objects/1117062)

**Material:** gold plated silver

**Dimensions:** 21x18mm

**Dating:** 1250-1400

The ring band is characterised by a significantly wide and flat shape, which is accentuated by a ribbon-shaped profile cross-section. The handshake motif, which is presented in a sculptural design, manifests itself in a double representation as a ring knob. In addition, the ring band is slightly widened towards the ring shoulder, where it is separated from the ring head by a profiled cross strip. An inscription reading ‘MLHETVNI’ runs along the edge. The letters E and N are reversed.

This object was digitized through the ‘Kulturerbe digital’ program of the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Public Service and Sport.

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