A terrella tiled Inscribed in ink: 'Capsicum fructu

Inscribed in ink: 'Capsicum fructu rugoso maximo plerumque nutatnte Rand n

with hands of a sensitive refinement in painting worthy of the most respectful study"

Warwick Arms Inn

Obelisk at Monken Hadley

in the chair

A terrella tiled Inscribed in ink: 'Capsicum fructuA terrella ('little earth') is a sphere made of a magnetized substance, used to simulate the magnetic field of the earth. In the 16th century the English physician William Gilbert used a terrella made out of lodestone (a naturally occurring magnetized mineral) to demonstrate that the earth is magnetic, and to explain how mariner's compasses work. 17th century