Site: | LDNVZ |
Discovery: | first mentioned, 1640 de Kergroades |
History: | Davies et al./1999, the stone was recroded by Baron de Kergroades in 1640, but has not been seen since. He stated that it was set in the ground near the chapel of Saint-Gorvel near Argenton. |
Dimensions: | 1.83 x 0.76 x 0.76 (Davies et al./1999,) |
Setting: | Lost (present 1640, missing 1640) |
Location: | Davies et al./1999, last seen by Baron de Kergroades in 1640. Davies et al./1999, the stone was recorded as set in the ground near the chapel of Saint-Gorvel near Argenton. |
Form: | plain Davies et al./1999, a square pillar, with four equal sides, and narrowing at the top. |
Condition: | complete , n/a Davies et al./1999, Kergroades does not record any damage to the stone. |
Folklore: | none |
Crosses: | none |
Decorations: | Davies et al./1999, the inscription was preceeded by a cross, but we have no more details. |
Davies, W. et al. (1997): | + | HEC | CRUX | : | BUDNOU | ENUS | ABAX | IUBSIT | FACERE | ISTAM Expansion: HEC CRUX BUDNOUENUS ABAX IUBSIT FACERE ISTAM Translation: This cross, abbot Budnouenus(PN) ordered it to be made. |
Orientation: | horizontal |
Position: | n/a ; broad ; below cross ; undivided |
Incision: | n/a |
Date: | 900 - 999 (Bernier/1982) |
Language: | Latin (inc) |
Ling. Notes: | Bernier/1982, 167, HEC has been carved for haec, JUBSIT for iussit, ISTAM for hanc or illam, and ABAX for abba or abbas. |
Paleo. Notes: | none |
Legibility: | good Davies et al./1999, if the makr by Kergroades between the third and second lines is really ornamentation then the inscription is clear. If, however, it marks a gap, or damage, then this line is lost. |
Lines: | 6 |
Carving errors: | 0 |
Doubtful: | no |