Langdon, Arthur G, Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · Truro: J. Pollard · leaf 432
sustained is thefracture at the top of the shaft, caused, in all probability, by a fall.No doubt the shaft was once surmounted by a cross-head of somekind, there having been a mortice in the top ; but this, unfortunatelv,is now missing, along with some inches of the uppermost part of theshaft. The… … 370 OLD CORNISH CROSSES being produced by the exaggerated entasis. The shaft is encircledin the middle of its height by a flat and rounded baijd. The portionabove it has beaded angles, and contains the inscriptions and ornament,whilst that below is quite plain. This band is a feature which occurs…
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