Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 346
ntres of religious activity abroad. Some races,like those in Great Britain, who appear to have had aspecial gift for inventing new patterns and combiningthem with a sense of artistic fitness, may have mademore rapid strides than their neighbours and haveinfluenced the development of the style in… … OF THE CHRISTIAN PERIOD 247 lines instead of one, and the twisting together twobands at frequent intervals, thus— The latter feature, which is clearly Classical, occursfrequently in circular knotwork in this country, showingthat circular knotwork is of Italian origin. The reason why interlaced-work…
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