Capital Fifty-Eight

The two crosses appear to be different symbols. The south view cross is held up in triumphant procession; the two angels on the east and west step towards the cross, though the east angel looks north. The other cross is plainer and indicated by the accompanying angels. The plainer cross (on the north view) appears to be surmounted by water. The impost of this capital has a running bird motif common from pre-medieval European art.

East View: Angel with outspread arms.	South View: Angels with triumphant cross.
West View: Angel with outstretched arms.	North View: Angels with triumphant cross.

DETAILS
Detail: west and south view: left angel holding cross looks back to angel with outstretched arms.	Detail: north view: right angel pointing to cross.	Detail: south view: right angel holding the triumphant cross.	Detail: south view.	Detail: west view.