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This catalogue only includes Manx crosses that contain images of people.

Entries are numbered after the Manx Museum numbers designated by Kermode in 1928, replacing his two previous catalog numbering systems of 1907 [KERMODE 1907] and 1892 [KERMODE 1892].

121 Andreas

Loki Known as: K.1892 No.5, Andreas V Side A: "on the shaft, a robed figure, probably Loki, manacled, attacked by a serpent." Side B: "left, representation of Sigurd roasting the heart of the dragon Fafni; above, his horse Grana and one of the talking birds ; below, another dragon with interlacing and Sigurd with a sword stabbing it." Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892]

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  Kermode 1892

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  Side A

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  Side B

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  Sigurd

131 Andreas

Known as: K.1892 No.6, Andreas VI Side A: Side B: "below the cross, a robed figure seated sideways on horseback, in front of which is a band with Tendril pattern." [KERMODE 1892] Runes: Dated to c.940AD. "Sandulfr the Black erected this cross in memory of Arinbjôrg his wife. ..." [RunData:Br Olsen;184] Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892:p.8] [CUMMING 1857:fig.9]

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  Kermode 1892

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  Side A detail

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  Side B

128 Andreas

Known as: K.1892 No.7, Andreas VII Size: 14" x 7½" x 2¼" thick Side A: human figure, bird and wolf Side B: human figure, serpent Runes: Dated to c.940AD. "Þorvaldr raised (this) cross." [RunData:Br Olsen;185A] Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892: Fig.4-6; p.8]

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  Kermode 1892

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  Side A

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  Side B

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124 Bride

Side B Man w. net - below cross right Known as: K.1907 No.97, K.1892 No.22, Bride II Side A: "to the right, the figure of a man with a spiral device above his shoulder; below, a plait-of-nine, below a horse or stag (the back broken off) with figures of men, two seated and one prostrate under him; to the left of the band, the figure of a bird, below, a man by the side of which a coiled ropework serpent ; below, a small figure of a man ; below, a man with arms a-kimbo and legs outspread, the spaces between his limbs being filled with knotwork" Side B: "to the right of this band the figure of a Man with a Net, over his left shoulder a shaped device; below a bird and a stag, ornamented with interlaced work, and having a knot between its limbs,—at back and front of which is a hound; below, a square of diagonal Key-pattern ; below, two hounds with collars—the rest is broken off. To the left of the band the figure of a Bird, a Man with a spear, and a Stag; under the Stag a Man with a knife, at its back a hound" [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892]

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  Side A

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  Side A Man - above cross right

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  Side A Man - below cross right

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  Side A 3 Men - bottom right

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  Side A Man w. rope - below cross left

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  Side A Man w. legs outspread - bottom left

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  Side B

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  Side B Man w. spear and man w. knife - below cross left

147 Bride

from a mould Known as: K.1892 No.25, Bride V Side A: "a representation of the Temptation. Adam to the right and Eve to the left, in profile, the Tree without overhanging branches, and no serpent." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892]

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  Original

119 Jurby

Sigurd stabbing dragon Known as: K.1892 No.39, Jurby III Side A: "To the right a dragon scored, and man piercing him with a sword—another illustration of Fafni’s Bane. Below, Sigurd sucking his thumb ; below, a horse." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892]

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  Side A

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  Sigurd sucking thumb

127 Jurby

Known as: K.1892 No.40, Jurby IV Side A: "above the left arm of the cross a robed figure, another over the other arm is now broken off." Side B: " The other face has a Twist of four cords on the shaft, above the arms figures of men (one with a long horn or trumpet issuing from his mouth)" [KERMODE 1892] Runes: Dated to 950-1000AD "... ... his son and raised(?) another ... in memory of Þorb-..." [RunData:Br Olsen;200B ] Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.11] [KERMODE 1892]

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  Side A Man w. trumpet

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  Side B

125 Jurby

Man w. pole Known as: K.1892 No.41, Jurby V Side A: "on the right a Boar, below, a stag ; on the left a robed figure with Trident, below, figure with pole over his shoulder and a man hanging by a rope at the end of it." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.7] [KERMODE 1892]

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  Side A

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  Robed figure w. trident

120 Melew

Side A Sigurd Known as: K.1892 No.47, Malew I Side A: "at the right side, figure of Sigurd armed with a sword, and holding on a spit the heart of the dragon Fafni ; below, separated by a broad band, an elaborate knot; at the left, figure of a horse broken off at the neck;" [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.15] [KERMODE 1892] Side A No Picture K65 Maughold XVII Ornament: "Below the circle, figure of a man, nude or in tight fitting garments, with the limbs spread out." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892] No Picture K66 Maughold XVIII Ornament: "the figure of a monk seated on a stool, below, man on horseback, below, a boar and other animal." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892] No Picture K67 Maughold XIX Ornament: "left of shaft with robed figure having peaked beard facing shaft. The lower half with figures of stags and hounds."[KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892] No Picture K68 Maughold XX Ornament: "on the shaft the figure of Virgin with nimbus and Child; in the centre a circle formed by the Step-pattern, on either side of which a cock." "The lower panel is divided by a central line, up the left side of which a procession of four animals, perhaps Deer, followed by Dogs, and irregular scroll-work ; at the right is a man on horseback—resting his enormous head on the horse's neck, twist and angular work." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892] No Picture K69 Maughold XXI Ornament: "rude figures of man and animals on one face." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [KERMODE 1892] K73 Michael III Ornament: " The space to the left of the shaft contains a stag attacked by a hound, below, a robed figure, the left hand raised, the right resting on his sword ; that to the right has immediately below the circle an animal like a lamb, below, a harper in tight-fitting garments playing on his harp of four strings ; below, a long robed figure standing with left hand extended." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.28] [KERMODE 1892] K74 Michael IV Ornament: "at the top, figure of a man with nimbus, below this have been three other figures of men—one upside down—with beaks like birds, and below, a boar" "on the other side is a boar followed by a hound, a bird-headed man with bare knees, armed with sword and spear, below, a fish." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.3] [KERMODE 1892] K75 Michael V Ornament: " on the left side stags and hounds at their backs, at the right a man on horseback followed by a spare horse. Below the cross are two dragon-like figures. Below, a stag with a hound at its back. " " The other face has, above the cross, the figure of a stag followed by a hound. On the back of the stag a small bird pursued by a falcon. To the left of shaft a man (bearded) on horseback, below, figures of animals ; on the right are figures of animals. " "On one edge is a Cock. The other edge bears the Inscription, and at the top the figure of a warrior, with round shield and spear. " [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.13] [KERMODE 1892] K76 Michael VI Ornament: "at the right a kilted figure attacked by an eagle." " The other face in the centre, a figure with nimbus fringed and bearing three small incised crosses, having the arms outspread as if in the act of blessing, below the feet five large pellets; above the circle on the left the figure of a cock on a branch showing the loop-pattern; to the right a winged figure beneath which is a Triquetra. " [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.8] [KERMODE 1892] K81 Rushen III Ornament: "Crucifix, at one side a soldier with spear. Christ is represented with head erect and eyes open, clothed in the "Tunicata Palmatae," sleeved and reaching to the feet. The soldier with arms bare." [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.30] [KERMODE 1892] K84 Santon III Ornament: "a man on horseback" [KERMODE 1892] Runes:  ? Bibliography: [CUMMING 1857:fig.32] [KERMODE 1892] References <nocite> CUMMING1857 KERMODE1892 </nocite> <biblio force=false>#Template:Bib</biblio> Scandinavian Runic-text Database [RunData]