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Fifteenth-century Painted Panels from the Rood Screen of Nayland Church, Suffolk

The Antiquaries Journal, 1923
The parish church of St. James, Nayland, Suffolk, on the Essex borders, dates mainly from the fourteenth and early fifteenth century. The rood-loft stairs are visible on the south side of the chancel arch, but the rood-screen itself has entirely gone.
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East anglian rood-screens

Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 1881
H. W. Henfrey, H. Watling
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Suffolk Rood screens

Notes and Queries, 1871
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The Textual Criticism ofThe Dream of the Rood

English Studies, 2020
Leonard Neidorf, Na Xu
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