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A companion to the fourth edition of A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1846)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884, Wordsworth Collection · Oxford, J. H. Parker · leaf 55

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., p. 263. The Norman keep remains in nearly a perfect state, and is a fine example CapitalaildBase,Noitli Transept, Winchester cathedral. of the period. See an engraving of it in the Archaeological Journal, vol. i.p. 97, and others in the Vetusta Monumenta. Mouldings of a Fireplace, vol. ii. pi.… … * In the Monasticon, t. vi. p. 1210, heis wrongly called Bishop Losing, andRobert Lazing. There was at that timea bishop called Losinga (i. e. adulator), but his name was Herbert, and his bishop-rick Thetford. See W. Malmesb. deGest. Reg. Angl., p. 72. v.j and Chron.Petriburg., sub an. 1094. 38…

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