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Noted and illustrated in Fleury (1878-1882), who suggests this font made of "marbre ardoisier" [a metamorphic rock] competes for second place in age, after the immersion font at Concevreux, with those at Neuve-Maison and Prouvais, and points out that the four legs on the Lor font are not original but a later addition. Enlart (1902) describes it as an immersion font from the 11th century with a cruciform cavity [he may be referring only to the font at Cocevreux, which is of that shape], whereas Corblet (1881-1882), who gives the same date, illustrates an egg-shaped font, totally plain, standing on four legs which, he specifies, as did Fleury, "sont une addition postérieure".