Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 366
Eig-ht-cord plaits, with cruciform breaks most prominent feature in the design, and in itsplace we get a pattern composed entirely of what(for want of a better name) are called knots. On OF THE CHRISTIAN PERIOD 263 some of the Welsh crosses (as at Carew and Nevern,Pembrokeshire), however, the… … Eight-cord plaits, with cruciform breaks and yet the knots themselves are not symmetricallyplaced. The result is a class of interlaced-work, inter-mediate between plaitwork with irregular breaks and
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