Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901 · London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 295
nds. The figures areadmirably designed and excellently sculptured inhigh relief. The two ends of the coffin are differentlytreated, so much so as to lead to the suspicion thatthey are of a different date or, at least, by a differenthand. They are carved in very low relief; at oneend is Christ… … 3 a (L>O «3 3.O rt <u 3tJ3C3 Ci o:-•c5 274 HISTORY OF EARLY CHRISTIAN ART. other the healing of the woman who touched thehem of Christs garment, and they have an archi-tectural background including a basilica and detachedbaptistery of great interest. The largest sarcophagus in Rome recently…
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