Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 54
bays long to eight ofthe aisle, the western bay being occupied by a gallery.The nave piers are square with an impost moulding andno capital. The eastern towers have pyramidal roofs ; The the western, the German gabled spire which is so constant gabkd a feature of the style. It is formed by gabling… … ANDERNACH CH. xviii] GERMAN ROMANESQUE 21 by continuing the four planes of the triangular inclinedspaces till they meet between gable and gable, makingthe triangle into a diamond. There is an unique exampleof such a spire in England, at the Saxon Church ofSompting in Sussex. The fine churches of S.…
