A History of Ecclesiastical Architecture in EnglandJ. Masters, 1848 - 415 sider |
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... brought into connection with those to whom we owe our very existence as individuals , and as a nation , ought to make us feel our fellowship rather than our distance , and to teach us a proper estimate of ourselves and of our fathers ...
... brought into connection with those to whom we owe our very existence as individuals , and as a nation , ought to make us feel our fellowship rather than our distance , and to teach us a proper estimate of ourselves and of our fathers ...
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... brought together from several countries , as their equal merits had procured them admission into heaven , should be preserved in one tomb . " 1 William of Malmsbury adds Offa to the benefactors of the same church , before the Norman ...
... brought together from several countries , as their equal merits had procured them admission into heaven , should be preserved in one tomb . " 1 William of Malmsbury adds Offa to the benefactors of the same church , before the Norman ...
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... brought the workmen chiefly from Britain , which very much abounded with the best artificers ; and it cannot be doubted , that the skill thus acquired and approved would be employed in the erection of their sacred edifices . Still we ...
... brought the workmen chiefly from Britain , which very much abounded with the best artificers ; and it cannot be doubted , that the skill thus acquired and approved would be employed in the erection of their sacred edifices . Still we ...
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... brought back to its former decent solemnity . From the utter disproportion between events and records in times of imperfect civilization , and frequent revolutions , when battles were numerous and historians few , this is far more than ...
... brought back to its former decent solemnity . From the utter disproportion between events and records in times of imperfect civilization , and frequent revolutions , when battles were numerous and historians few , this is far more than ...
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... brought them from the farthest coasts of Africa , and placed them in Ireland , while they inhabited that country . Their design in this was to make baths in them , when they should be taken with any illness . For their method was to ...
... brought them from the farthest coasts of Africa , and placed them in Ireland , while they inhabited that country . Their design in this was to make baths in them , when they should be taken with any illness . For their method was to ...
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Abbey Abbot aisles Alan of Walsingham altar ancient Archbishop arches architect beauty Bede bells Bishop Blessed building built buried buttresses called Cambridge Camden Society Canterbury castle cathedral century chancel chapel character choir Christian church clerestory cloth colours consecrated cross crypt cusping Decorated Dunstan Durham Early English east ecclesiæ ecclesiastical architecture edifices Edward Edward the Confessor England enriched erected F. E. PAGET fabric figures foundation glass Gothic Gothic architecture GRESLEY Gundulf Henry Henry III Holy honour images instance John King lights LORD monastery monials monks monument mouldings nave Norman Northamptonshire ornaments painting parish Perpendicular piers pillars portion prayer quæ reign restored rich Roman roof saints Saxon shafts side spire steeple stone style symbolism tion tomb tower tracery transepts triforium vault walls Westminster Westminster Abbey whole William William of Malmsbury William of Sens Winchester
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