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 350
divided by a stone screen, oxpulpitum; one of the two altarsthat stood on each side of the door still remains under a pointed arch that formed partof the screen. The division is clearly marked by the windows on the outside as well, andthe break relieves the appearance of disproportionate length. ^… … .^feSijI^^^ •ISCINA IN KlLKIiNNV CATH KDRA I, (l. I 54).
Church architecture · Round towers · Decoration and ornament
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