An historical account of the Episcopal see, and cathedral church, of Sarum, or Salisbury : comprising biographical notices of the bishops : the history of the establishment, from the earliest period : and a description of the monuments : illustrated with engravings (1814)
Dodsworth, William, active 1792-1814 · Salisbury : Printed by Brodie and Dowding, for the Author : Sold also by Brodie and Dowding, and by Cadell and Davies, Murray, and Wilkie · leaf 164
t therequisite solidity. Hence the walls are strengthened with buttresses ofconsiderable projection, introduced in the intervals between the windows,as well as at the principal angles. Flying, or arched buttresses, are alsoconcealed within the roofing of the aisles, to support the walls of the… … 1225—1285. Salisbury. 129 the north porch, are embellished with shafts and mouldings; simpleyet tasteful, and calculated to give a more elegant and elaborate appearanceto those portions which first strike the eye. The whole building, andlikewise the cloister, are surmounted with a parapet wall, the…
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