Sunday Telegraph Prize Crossword 1040 Sunday October 28th 2012

[08012006]

9a RAPHAEL; 4d OXGANG. Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (April 6 or March 28, 1483 – April 6, 1520), better known simply as Raphael; The carucate was sub-divided into oxgangs based on the area a single ox might till in the same period, which thus represented one eighth of a carucate. The L of 9a does not fit with the 1st G of 4d; where am I wrong please.

[dannyk13]

Not oxgang.It is oxland

[boxtops]

There is another post about these two clues, worth searching on OXGANG in the red box (on the answers tab) to see what the other one decided.

[shooty]

oxland has been answered

[08012006]

Thanks for your answers

[factor-fiction]

That's a rather long clue!

[08012006]

It would have been helpful if Slogger had headed his enquiry with the puzzle number (1040), rather than just Sun Tel GK. What point is factor 30 making?

[factor-fiction]

Who is Slogger, please?
So is all the stuff in the question box an answer then rather than a question?
If it's an answer to a question from Slogger then it's best to reply to that thread with the answer.

[chelle7272]

Slogger posted the same query. The question is clear to me?

[factor-fiction]

There is no clue listed above so it wasn't clear to me, but if you have the crossword or have seen a previous question about it on here, chelle, then I'm sure it would make sense to you.
I wrongly assumed all that stuff above was the clue

[bassman6]

it's got to be an error by the compiler...the only other possibilty for 4d is 'onland' but I've created that word to make it fit!