Christian Celts by Thomas

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233mm x 155mm x 14mm

Pages: 224

A fascinating study of post-Roman inscriptions in Britain: the 'biblical style' composition of Latin, which, by 500 AD survives in inscribed stone memorials on the western shores of Britain, particularly in Wales. The author presents a case for their appreciation as structured writings of an intellectual elite, sophisticated in their mental imaging and mathematical equations. This is a book that is sure to challenge the received perception of the 'Dark Ages' in Britain.