Langdon, Arthur G, Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · Truro: J. Pollard · leaf 313
on the head is theupper portion of the cross ; it is equal-limbed, and extends to the neck.At this level the bottom of the lower limb is suddenly narrowed,and for the remainder of the distance is indicated by two widelyincised lines. Between these lines and the bead on the angles aretwo plain… … ORNAMENTED CROSSES 277 Similar to those described on Page 272, but with theFigure of Our Lord in relief on the Front There are two examples of this type, which will be found at thefollowing places :— Feock, St. . . . Trelissick,Madron . . ..In churchyard. Trelissick, St. Feock St. Feock, or Feock,…
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