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the life of Christ, which are much broken and defaced. The Baptism occupies one space, and Christ bound with a figure on each side (Fig. 1118)
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Fig. 1114.—Fowlis Easter Church. Sculpture on Ambry.
is carved on another. The panels also contain the arms of Gray and Wemyss, with others now obliterated.
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Fig. 1115.—Fowlis Easter Church. Sculpture in Village.
The door of the rood screen is still preserved. It is of dark oak, and is one of the few examples of pieces of furniture of this description
