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[The Anglo-Saxons] put their own harp into the hands of the Royal Psalmist (Fig. 284)
and indeed we see here King David on his throne, dressed as an Anglo-Saxon king. There’s also a violinist, a trumpeter, someone playing the horn, and a man juggling with balls and knives.
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