A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1879)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J. Parker · leaf 250
in, or soonafter 1053, and herethere is richer orna-ment than in earlyNorman work. Again, some ofthe work of Ed-ward the Confes-sor, at Westmin-ster, is very rude,while the masonry ■t n i Doorway in Vaults under the Dormitory, Westminster, a.D. 1066. in places is of ash-lar work, which might be… … 242 Saion Strfjttecturt. After the Conquest, we have the two towers at Oxford,namely, that of St. Mi-chaels Church, and thatin the Castle. Both thesethere is good reason to as-sign to Robert DOiii, andthedateof about 1070-80;though, as far as masonryis concerned, they belongto a class ruder than…
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