A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 56
r chancel is as a rule without aisles ; a single tower at the west end takesthe place of the three towers: the transept is sometimes omitted, and in small churches there are some-times no aisles or arcades, but the division into nave, chancel and presbytery is universal. An important difference… … C.F, D Dti.T &■ North Aisle 0 s Nave South Aisle c o North Aisle v North Ambulatory Choir r Presbytery, or Retro-choir o rj South Aisle ^ South Ambulatory U Fig. 53 \ It is then called an apse. Smaller apses sometimes occur in other positions. There are two small apseson the east side of each…
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