Celtic art in Pagan and Christian timesAllen, J. Romilly (John Romilly)
Philosophy
Celtic art in Pagan and Christian times
Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly)
Art, Celtic
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XXVIII. Bronze bell with engraved ornament from Lough Lene
Castle, Co. Westmeath, in the Museum of the ” 202
Royal Irish Academy
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XXIX. The shrine of the bell of St. Patrick’s Will, in the
Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin ” 204
(A.D. 1091 to 1105)
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XXX. Head of the Lismore crozier at Lismore Castle,
Co. Waterford (A.D. 1090 to 1113) ” 206
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Celtic quadrangular bell of bronze with zoömorphic
handles from Llangwynodl Church, Carnarvonshire,
now in the possession of Corbet Yale-Jones Parry,
Esq., of Madryn Castle, Pwllheli. Mr. Morgan
XXXI. Evans, of Pwllheli, photo. ” 210
Bronze reliquary from Lower Lough Erne, now in
the possession of T. Plunkett, Esq., of
Enniskillen. 7 ins. long by 5⅞ ins. high by 3½ ins.
wide. R. Welch, of Belfast, photo.
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Bronze fibula with plaitwork and Late-Celtic ornament
from the Ardakillen Crannog, near Strokestown, Co.
Roscommon, now in the Museum of the Royal Irish
XXXII. Academy, Dublin ” 216
Detail of ornament on the underside of the foot of
the Ardagh chalice, in the Museum of the Royal
Irish Academy, Dublin
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XXXIII. Silver penannular brooch from Ireland, now in the
British Museum. Scale ¾ linear ” 222
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XXXIV. Biskra woman wearing a pair of penannular brooches,
the ends of the pins pointing upwards ” 224
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XXXV. Details of ornaments on the Tara brooch ” 226
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XXXVI. Details of ornaments on the Tara brooch ” 228
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XXXVII. Details of ornament on the Tara brooch, in the
Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin ” 230
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Circular knotwork on slab in church of
Sta. Sabina, Rome
XXXVIII. Doorway of the chapel of S. Zeno in the church ” 244
of S. Prassede, showing broken plaitwork on
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