Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 398
so, as I havesaid, the triforium is closed by a back wall, but there isno passage in the wall. At Worcester the clerestoryalso has a passage in the wall which has a total thicknessof 5 feet. The vault is quadripartite with transversediagonal and wall ribs, and a longitudinal ridge rib withbosses… … 230 EARLY ENGLISH [CH. XIII Salisburycathedral OldSarum Worcester being lowcr than the transverse. There were originally cathedral . o / no flying buttresses, but only the shallow flat buttressshown on Fig. 94, though there is a sign of somethingof the kind having been contemplated under the…
Architecture, Gothic
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