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In: The Crucifixion Imagined in Stone Sculpture of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms

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Elizabeth Coatsworth

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A. Durham Gospels MS A,II,17,f. 38v3 235

B. The Arundel Psalter, British Library Arundel 60, f. 12v 236

C. The Arundel Psalter, British Library Arundel 60, f. 52v 237

D. Gospel book, c.1065. The Morgan Library & Museum, MS M709, fol. 1v 238

E. Disc pendant from Ash, Kent (British Museum 1862,0701,.16) 239

F. Walrus ivory plaque (British Museum 1980,1201.1) 240

G. Walrus ivory plaque (British Museum 1986,0401.1) 241

H. Walrus ivory crucifix (British Museum 1887,1025.14) 242

I. Wooden casket showing scenes from the life of Christ. (Cleveland Museum of Art) 243

Citation Info

Series: Art and Material Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe, Volume: 29

Front Matter

Part 1 The Historical Context

Part 2 Symbolic Crucifixions

Part 3 The Crucified Christ in Anglo-Saxon Art

Back Matter

African Studies	Education	Media Studies
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Ancient Near East and Egypt	Human Rights and Humanitarian Law	Musicology
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Biblical Studies	Jewish Studies	Slavic and Eurasian Studies
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Book History and Cartography	Life Sciences	Theology and World Christianity
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