File:The Repton Stone, Derby Museum, Derby.jpg
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The following is taken from the description kindly left by Derby Museum: The Repton Stone Part of an 8th-century Anglo Saxon cross which once stood outside the church at Repton. This scene represents the mouth of Hell. A monster with a human head and a serpent's body devours two human figures . They are dressed in knee-length breeches with cross-gartered legs. |
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| Source | The Repton Stone, Derby Museum, Derby |
| Author | Eamon Curry from Derby, England |
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