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 73
sticon, vol. vi. p. 865. 1143. Byland abbey, in Yorkshire, founded by Eoger de Mowbray. Monasticon, vol. v. p. 343, Some parts of the church still remain, but are of a later date. These re-mains are the west front and the end of the south transept. Not a pillar ofthe nave is standing; some parts of… … The opposite in-scription is cut in astone on the wall atthe end of the re-maining transept;but as it is evidentlynot older than thefifteenth century,and we know no-thing of the changes which the church had undergone, we give it merelyas a curiosity. 1143—1168. The cathedral of Sens, in Trance,…
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