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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 361

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f sorrowis far deeper and more intense than that of the prophets SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION 323 whose words they read. They see something: in the propheticsorrow which the prophets themselves see^iot, thev are lostin the contemplation of the Divine Passion of which the an-cient Saints below them are… … BASE OF THE CALVARV. CHARTREUSE, DIJOX than any words the sense of what is called, in theolog-icallang-uage, the types of the Old Testament (Stanlev, Eastern Church ). For Judg-ement we will turn to a contemporarv work,the tympanum of the g^reat porch of St. Maclou atRouen,and hear what Ruskin says…

Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic

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