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The craftsman (1901)

New York [etc.] · leaf 373

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I860,when other matters became his principal care; so that thisside of the stone sets forth the first part of his biography* The three-pointed interlacedfigures in the intervals are the pattern known as triquetratand often seen in early sculpture, symbolizing the Trinity*The same device appears in… … THE RUSH.IN CROSS 277 gest the nimbus or glory, as seen in sacred pictures roundthe head of Christ: but this wheel-head was not usual inearly Anglian crosses, which have the arms free* Thefine example at Irton near Seascale, and those of the so-called Giant^s Grave at Penrith, the Ruthwell cross…

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