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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 88

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55. Sherborne Castle, a.d, 1115—1139.Shewing an early Norman vault groined without ribs. NORMAN VAULTS. 69 aisles or other narrow spaces, are often contempora-neous with the barrel vaults, and generally belong tothe latter half of the eleventh century, or the begin-ning of the twelfth, as at… … 56. Peterborough Cathedral, a.d. 1117—1143. borough Cathedral (56), a.d. 1117—1143, and theygradually change their form until they almost imper-ceptibly assume the character of Early English work \ 1 There is a very good series of ribs, shewing their progressive changes,in the aisles of Oxford…

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