<p>original caption: "Arch-Druid in his full Judicial Costume."
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description from fromoldbooks.org (Liam Quin): "A fanciful drawing of an Arch-Druid (archdruid) in his full costume, judicial presumably meaning that he is ready to judge over people. An old and stern-looking man with a long flowing beard wears a robe fastened about his chest with a buckled belt. One bare foot protrudes from beneath his robe, showing him to be barefoot. His right hand is raised, although whether in benediction or to request a cup of mead is unclear. He has an elaborate headdress and at his left hand is a jug and I think a drinking horn. There are some baskets on the floor."
Knight, Charles: "Old England: A Pictorial Museum" (plate 29).
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