File:Consecration cross St Roberts 037a.jpg
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Barely-visible engraving, possibly of a consecration cross, on the exterior SW corner of the 15-16th century tower of St Roberts Church, Pannal, North Yorkshire, England. The engraving is about 3ft or 1 metre from the ground. The small engraving is in the centre of the image. It could once have represented a flower (Tudor rose?) or a Plantagenet fleur de lis. Alternatively the "petals" could be the raised gaps between the deeply engraved curved arms of a consecration cross of the Trinitarian or Canterbury design. At a church consecration in the UK, the bishop traditionally anoints the exterior corners of the church with chrism. These corners are sometimes then marked with consecration crosses. |
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| Author | Linda Spashett Storye book |
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