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Edward, St., ring of, 128.

Edward the Confessor’s ring, 157.

Egyptians, their rings, 17, 21, 26, 27, 34, 35;

on what fingers worn, 47, 48;

no evidence that they used a marriage-ring, 196.

Eldon, Lord, desired his ring to be buried with him, 225.

Eleusinian mysteries, rings given to the initiated, 96.

Elizabeth of Poland, talismanic ring given by her to her son

Andrea, 118.

Elizabeth, Queen, medicinal ring sent to her by Lord Chancellor

Hatton, 124;

ring given by her to Essex, 162;

her death, 164;

ring given by her to Mary of Scotland, 168.

Elk’s horn, piece of, worn in ring to cure epilepsy, 135.

Emerald, its supposed medical and magical powers, 100, 103.

Epilepsy cured by wearing ring, 133, 135.

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