Old Cornish Crosses
Old Cornish Crosses
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; width of shaft : below the abacus 14 in. , at the bottom 1 7 in. ; thickness : at the bot- tom I ft. 2^ in. , at the top 6 in.
The only difference between this and the other example is that, in addition to being much higher, it is without a central ^ boss and has a circular head.
Sir John Maclean, Deanery of Ti-igg Minor ^ vol. Ii. P. 558.
1 88 OLD CORXISH CROSSES FouR-noLED Cross having Five Bosses on both Front AND Back of the Head^ The following is the only instance of this type: — St. Wen...dron, No. I. In the Churchyard St. Wendron, or St. Gwendron, in the Deanery of Kerrier, is situated two and a half miles north of Helston.
The cross now stands by the hedge opposite to the eastern end of the church, but a proposal is on foot to erect it on a base by the south porch.
I am indebted to the late Mr. S. J. Wills, of St. Wendron, for the following particulars relating to the discovery of this cross : — ' There was at one time a stile at the north-east en- trance to the churchyard, the path from which joined that on the east side of the church at a point nearly opposite to the north-east angle of the chancel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; width of shaft : below the abacus 14 in. , at the bottom 1 7 in. ; thickness : at the bot- tom I ft. 2^ in. , at the top 6 in.
The only difference between this and the other example is that, in addition to being much higher, it is without a central ^ boss and has a circular head.
Sir John Maclean, Deanery of Ti-igg Minor ^ vol. Ii. P. 558.
1 88 OLD CORXISH CROSSES FouR-noLED Cross having Five Bosses on both Front AND Back of the Head^ The following is the only instance of this type: — St. Wen...dron, No. I. In the Churchyard St. Wendron, or St. Gwendron, in the Deanery of Kerrier, is situated two and a half miles north of Helston.
The cross now stands by the hedge opposite to the eastern end of the church, but a proposal is on foot to erect it on a base by the south porch.
I am indebted to the late Mr. S. J. Wills, of St. Wendron, for the following particulars relating to the discovery of this cross : — ' There was at one time a stile at the north-east en- trance to the churchyard, the path from which joined that on the east side of the church at a point nearly opposite to the north-east angle of the chancel.
What to read after Old Cornish Crosses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur G Langdon to read onlineMoreLess
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