Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 208
hich has given occafion to the vulgar opinion, that this chapel wasercdVed by that prelate. Its communication with the palace is by a long galleryof fixty-eight feet by fixteen on tiie firft ftory ; out of which a door opens intoa gallery, contahiing the epifcopal feat. This being the private… … S*^iUam .ibliey.ffertfrn/j/iire St. ALBANs ABBET, HERTFORDSHIRE. This abbey ftands near the ancient Roman city of Verulam, in Saxon times calledVerlam Ceafter or Watling Ceafter, in a place at the time of its eredion named Holm-hurft, faid to be the fpot wiiereon St. Alban fufFered martyrdom, in a…
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