Dalton, O. M. (Ormonde Maddock), 1866-1945 · Oxford, At the Clarendon Press · leaf 686
s seen, not piercing Our Lordsside, but standing with his right arm raised in admiration. Sometimes a kneel-ing figure (an adoring emperor or empress) is introduced. More rarely still thesoldiers appear, casting lots. In Western Crucifixionsx after the eighth centurywe still meet with complicated… … Fig. 419. The Descent from the Cross : miniature of the early twelfth century in the Psalterof Queen Melisenda in the British Museum. (Egerton 1139.) most, Longinus and Stephaton. At this period a long tunic is worn by OurLord, but it differs from the colobium in having long sleeves. In the…
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