Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 100
he aisles being s. De-about 16 ft. wide. Both aisles had galleries at differentlevels, the outer and lower one looking into the inneraisle through an upper colonnade which carried the floorof the gallery over the inner aisle ; which gallery in itsturn looked into the nave through another upper… … scAO-t » rtrr Fig. 13- The nave consists of twelve bays in length, which The naveare divided into groups of three, five, and four by twopiers, a feature new to the style. Eastward it is pro-longed by the intervention of a transept before the apse.This evidently once opened to the nave on each side…
