Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 507
d used as a mosque.It was built in 1185 by an English archbishop of Palermo,Gualterio Offamilio,—Walter of the Mill,—who, as arch-deacon of Cefalu, had been tutor to William II duringthe regency of his mother. During the two centuries ofArab rule most of the churches had no doubt been turnedinto… … \i>\d\ vy ( ■• V ^ H.J. MON RE ALE—Capital in Cloister CH. xxix] SICILY 291 rite, for when the Normans came they found a Christian Palermo. The community here under a bishop named Nicodemus, whom, Duomohowever, they replaced by one of their own followers. Not much except the east end remains of…
Architecture, Gothic
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