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The Architectural magazine (1834)

London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 234

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ption are thewindows in the south transepts of Beverley and York minsters.At the latter end of the thirteenth and the beginning of thefourteenth centuries, these circles were filled in with geometricaldiagrams of the same description as the tracery in the pointed-arch windows of the same period, as… … * By the by, the great Bard of the North is here as erroneous in his archi-tecture, as he is in Marmion and in Ivanhoe in his heraldry. The term orielalways implies an angular projecting window, and is never applied to the east\*-indow of a church. Sir Walters antiquarian knowledge was great and…

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