Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 348
ar casing: but the transepts and the crypt havepreserved their original form unaltered (Plate CXLIII).The aisles were vaulted in rubble masonry, with trans-verse arches dividing bay from bay, but no diagonal ribs.The upper roofs were, and in the transepts still areceiled with wood. The details are… … WINCHESTER—North Transept CH. xxvii] ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD 217chop out. The columns have mere cushion capitals win- cliGStcr formed by squaring off the four sides of an inverted cathedraland truncated cone or hemisphere. Those in the cryptare strangely primitive, and seem rude imitations ofsome…
