[r-t] Spliced Cinques & Max

[Stephen Penney]

TS: "This is not an exclusive statement and It does not rule out the
possibility that other arrangements might also be called spliced (unless
this is achieved by some other ruling that has not been quoted)."

The relevant 'exclusive' rule is:

C.2: Peals consisting of extents and/or round blocks shall only be called
Spliced if each extent or round block is spliced.

So the example Richard gave of a peal of minor stating and ending with the
same method would not be called "spliced", as it contains round blocks
which aren't.

Percy