The Symbolism of the Goat on the Norman Font at Thames Ditton

by George C. Druce, F.S.A.

Surrey Archaeology
Volume 21, 1908
Pages 109-112

This short article is about an odd carving of a goat on a Norman baptismal font in a church at Thames Ditton, a village south-west of London. The article includes three black & white images, one of them an illustration from a manuscript. The digitized images have been enhanced to bring out what detail they contain; their content has not been edited.

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