Irish ecclesiastical architecture, with some notice of similar or related work in England, Scotland and elsewhere (1910)
Champneys, Arthur Charles · London: G. Bell and Sons, Ltd. · leaf 188
umba, i, 45; iii, 23. See also the Tripartite Life of Patrick,etc., ii, p. 276. Bede, Hist. EccL, iii, 2. Bede notices that this was the first cross set up inBernicia. Some of the crosses cut on grave-slabs have points at the bottom, which suggeststhat they are more or less copies of wooden… … \^M^ w ^ ;,S&s*^tSi i ^- -IfHlim. ^ ^ ^^ilffl^^ ^S^tX-;-: I^H^E, ^MmiLiy..... .%^ *< ^^^ -. ■:,. ■; ;:::^;=^;rf:---■-;;^^^^^ CKfiSS OUTSIIHO IKE.slCNT (. H U);( .HVARIl, T.ARTAN (PP. So, Si, 93, 94) STONE AT t.;Ll■:^■COI.U.\II!KII,l, (p. So).
Church architecture · Round towers · Decoration and ornament
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