Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 473
ide of small windows like those in themain chamber (Fig. 214). As the outside of thesewindows is in the nave, it proves that the wall belongsto the older building. The groining of this cloister waslike that of the chamber, but had no transverse ribs. What this older structure was is a mystery.… … Fig. 214. (Basil H. Jackson.) architecture, which is more Gothic even than the churchthat was built into it, seem possible in a Saracenic 272 SICILY [cH. XXVIII Palermo, building. There can be very little difference in dateEremiti between the two, and indeed but for the obvious intrusionof the…
Architecture, Gothic
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