Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 178
of whichexhibit on each fide the head of a King ; the fame head occurs on a wall towardsthe fouth. The church which was built with flint cafed with Iquarcd flone, appearsfrom traces of its walls to have confifled of three aifles, and to have been at leafltwo hundred and forty feet long, mofl of the… … -J/jann^f, ^tr^*^ HYDE ABBEY, NEAR WINCHESTER. Plate II. This view fhews the North afpeft of the remains of this abbey, with thechurch of St. Bartholomew, fuppofed to have been originally built foon afterthe conqueft, but repaired and its tower erefted about the year 1541, out ofthe ruins of the…
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