Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 410
CH. xxviii] ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD 243 license of interpretation may be accorded to most of the Normanothers. Subjects from the Old or New Testament are ^^^ ^^^^sometimes attempted with miserable success, and nowand then the design seems based on Byzantine example.It will be observed, as for… … Fig. 140. The capitals gradually grew from the simple cushion improve-type into something more artistic. At first the ornament Son*^was treated superficially like the cubical Byzantine *^^p^*^^capitals, of which the example given already fromS. Peters, Northampton, is a favourable instance. Inmany…
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