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Classic Celtic knot (two-part circle)

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Your version is mentioned in George Bain's classical "Celtic Art, The Methods of Construction" first impression 1951 twenty seccond impression 1999 on page 51. Various ISBNs in GB and the States for example ISBN 0-09-476900-1 see http://library.ox.ac.uk/find?ISBN=0094769001

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