Brown, Gerard Baldwin, 1849-1932, Webster, Adam Blyth, 1882- · New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 183
ctically certainby the fact that at Vermand and other cemeteries of the sameclass embossed bronze plates of the same kind have been foundwith figure subjects from classical mythology, that obviouslyproceed from Gallo-Roman workshops.5 A similar proven- 1 From Collectanea Antiqua, 11, pi. xxxvi. 2… … SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CROSS 117 ance may be confidently assumed for the examples at Stroodand Long Wittenham, and the Strood warrior may not havebeen a Jute of Kent but one of the raiders of the valleys ofthe Thames and its tributaries, about whom there is questionin a later chapter. The Long…
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