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 84
ding as a nave, but without alteringthe low flat-headed doorway and the rectangular window in the west end of the cell. See Adamnans Life of St. Columba, i, 6, 20; ii, 42. ^ For these Scottish examples see Adamnan as above, i, 33; ii, 26, and Reeves notes ■MaccuUoch, The Misty Isle of Skye; Muir,… … Pl. XI ORATOR\, KlL^IALKlillAK,FROM THK NORTH(Il-. 23, 24, 28). EAST END OF ORATORY ANDSrONE ALTAR, KILMALKEDAR(pp. 23, 24, 205). ORATORY, KIL.MALKEUAR,FROM THE NORTH-WEST(pp. 23, 24, 28). Tofaiep. 22 EARLIEST CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE 23 We have already noticed this natural tendency to bring…
Church architecture · Round towers · Decoration and ornament
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