Dalton, O. M. (Ormonde Maddock), 1866-1945 · Oxford, At the Clarendon Press · leaf 126
have died out after the evacua-tion of the country in the fifth century. It was not pagan Rome whichinspired the figure-art of the Anglian or the Saxon. When we reach Anglo-Saxon times the intercourse between England,France, and Italy was once more continuous, and the indications furnishedby the… … Fig. 59. Silver dish of the sixth century from Cyprus, with a scene from the Life of David.(Collection of J. Pierpout Morgan, Esq.) Lombard Cunincpert;] during the same period Balthildis, an Anglo-Saxonprincess, acted as regent for her son in Neustria.2 English pilgrims werefrequently in Rome, and…
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