An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 185
s at the tomb ofKing Edward II., who, as is well known, was buried in this church,the body having been removed from Berkeley Castle for that pur-pose by the Abbot Thokey. Mr. G. G. Scott, in his Gleanings from Westminster Abbey,has also shewn that part of the cloisters, and some other workrecorded… … 140. Edington, Wilts, a d. 1361. Elevation of the west front, shewing the transition from the Decorated to thePerpendicular style. the church of Edington, Wiltshire (140), built by William de Edington,Bishop of Winchester; the first stone was laid in 1352, and thechurch was dedicated in 1361. It is…
Architecture, Gothic
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