The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 72
plete example of an Anglo-Norman church whosebuilders had sufficient temerity to vault over largespaces. The fourteenth century left its impress on thechurch chiefly in the matter of some large windows,which, although beautiful in themselves, have robbedus of the original Norman fenestration of… … NAVELOOKING EAST D URHAM . . .CATHEDRAL. 3^ DURHAM 45 Dunelm, J magnam fenestram ex parte boreali,J parvam fenestram ex latere illius, et J parvamsupra altare. This refers to the great window inthe north transept and the small one lighting thenorth end of its eastern aisle. The former was,however,…
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