IN studying the history of Christian art it will be noticed that each period is characterised by particular doctrines which attained special prominence at the time, and were therefore chosen in preference to all others as the subjects most suitable for illustration.
An edition of The High Crosses of Ireland
(2004)
The High Crosses of Ireland
by J. Romilly Allen
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The High Crosses of Ireland
March 5, 2004, Kessinger Publishing, LLC
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0766192628 9780766192621
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