Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 288
church in Britain according to tradition Giaston-was at Glastonbury, where a legend, of which Bede is ^^ignorant, has it that Joseph of Arimathea built a humblefane of wattle and daub. Such a structure apparentlyexisted in Dunstans time, and was so highly reveredthat he enclosed it in his new… … 11111 f 11 11 TTuQesquajc ^ f 704.. Fig. 114. by 26, seem to have been taken by S. Patrick as themodel for several churches in Ireland. Sir Gilbert Scottsays they are nearly the same at the Saxon churches ofBrixworth, Worth, and Dover\ During the two centuries which it took the Saxons to…
