ed in long pointed sollerets with rowelspurs buckled over the insteps. A plain narrow beltcrossing the taces diagonally supports the sword on theleft side, whilst on the right is the dagger, the hilt andpommel lost, but with no attachment visible. Below the figure is a four-line inscription in…
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