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Celtic art in Pagan and Christian times

Note 464 — Chapter VIII · CELTIC ART OF THE CHRISTIAN PERIOD

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In the miniature of David and Goliath in the Psalter David holds a sling in one hand and a beast-headed club in the other. The resemblance between this club and the beast’s-head symbol, which occurs on the Norrie’s Law silver ornaments and on several of the early incised slabs in Scotland, may be only accidental, but it is worth noting as a possible clue to the scriptural interpretation of the symbol.

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