(Figures from left to right): Fig. 19: Rohand; Earl of Warwick. In chain armour; with shield. Fig. 20: Dame Felice; his daughter; wife of Sir Guy (in her right); Earl of Warwick. She receives from the herdsman the ring sent to her by her husband; just before his death. Fig. 21: Guy; Earl of Warwick. In chain armour; holding a battle-axe and shield. At his feet lies a group of monsters of which he rid the world. Fig. 22: Guy; Earl of Warwick; holding a staff and rosary; his head irradiated. At his feet; Colbrond the Danish giant whom he slew at Winchester. Fig. 23: Rainburn; Earl of Warwick; son of Sir Guy and Lady Felice. He hold a sword. Unknown slain figure at his feet. He earned for himself in Russia the reputation of a valiant knight; from having slain many giants in single combat. Some of the text in the caption is from the original manuscript.England [Warwick]; 1483-1485.From: John Rous; The Rous Roll. Illustrated armorial roll-chronicle by John Rous.Add. 48976 ff. 20-23 Figures 19-23London; British Library.