A History of Ecclesiastical Architecture in EnglandJ. Masters, 1848 - 415 sider |
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... light of heaven , rebuilt the churches which had been overthrown , and founded and erected others which they dedi- cated to the holy martyrs , 2 everywhere displaying the banner of the faith as a token of their victory ; and though we ...
... light of heaven , rebuilt the churches which had been overthrown , and founded and erected others which they dedi- cated to the holy martyrs , 2 everywhere displaying the banner of the faith as a token of their victory ; and though we ...
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... light , by glazing the win- dows . He washed the walls , and made them as the Prophet speaks , whiter than snow . Moreover , he not only adorned the house of GOD and the altar with rich furniture , but he acquired also many estates with ...
... light , by glazing the win- dows . He washed the walls , and made them as the Prophet speaks , whiter than snow . Moreover , he not only adorned the house of GOD and the altar with rich furniture , but he acquired also many estates with ...
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... light on the habits of workmen , and may therefore be repeated . There was already a church at Malmsbury dedicated to S. Peter , but Adhelm , never weary in good works , erected another , within the precincts of the monastery , in ...
... light on the habits of workmen , and may therefore be repeated . There was already a church at Malmsbury dedicated to S. Peter , but Adhelm , never weary in good works , erected another , within the precincts of the monastery , in ...
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... light window , the lights divided by a round baluster . The arches are not generally of large span , and have almost invariably flat soffits . But the constructive feature which has been most generally relied on as indicating Saxon ...
... light window , the lights divided by a round baluster . The arches are not generally of large span , and have almost invariably flat soffits . But the constructive feature which has been most generally relied on as indicating Saxon ...
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... light its interior enjoyed in its primitive state , was probably admitted from the east end , if any windows existed at all ; but if we consider the lawless state of the times , and the sanctity and consequent value of S. Edmund's bones ...
... light its interior enjoyed in its primitive state , was probably admitted from the east end , if any windows existed at all ; but if we consider the lawless state of the times , and the sanctity and consequent value of S. Edmund's bones ...
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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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