Irish ecclesiastical architecture, with some notice of similar or related work in England, Scotland and elsewhere (1910)
Champneys, Arthur Charles · London: G. Bell and Sons, Ltd. · leaf 268
e terms erect and build are frequently used in our annals forrepair and re-edify.—-Eirc/esiasfica/ An/ii/caure of Ireland, p. 18. = See Facsimile of the Sketch-hook of Wilars de Honecort, edited by Rev. R. Willis. He had also studied under St. Anselm at Bee in Normandy. See Ware, Bishops; Butler,… … PART OF CHANCEL ARCH AND NAVE, ST. CAIMINs, INISCEALTRA (|>P. 39, 77, IlS ETC.,125 ETC.; AND SEE PL. LVII, DOORWAY, CLONKEEN). To face p. 120 IRISH ROMANESQUE 121 of those with double stone roofs already described, such as the self-contained monastery at Kells; the Chapel agrees with the…
Church architecture · Round towers · Decoration and ornament
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