Cerbon No. 2 / Cerbón

Noted and illustrated in García Omedes (2009). It is actually a Roman altar inverted and hollowed out for use as holy-water stoup; it has a thick roll moulding at the top, the body or stem being square; the lower base is broader and square, with a rounded chamfer. It is located against a pillar opposite the entrance. The entry for this village in the Enciclopedia del románico [https://www.romanicodigital.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/files/soria_CERBÓN.pdf] [accessed 24 August 2025] mentions the font in the tower space and a re-purposed Roman altar: "pila bautismal de traza románica aunque imprecisa cronología. Su copa es troncocónica y lisa, de 1,06 m de diámetro y 0,67 m de altura, y se alza sobre un basamento circular de 15 cm de alto. El templo aprovecha como pila de agua bendita un ara romana anepígrafa". [cf. Index entry for Cerbon No. 1 for a tub-shaped baptismal font in this church]