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A history of architectural development .. (1905)

Simpson, F. M. (Frederick Moore), 1855-1928 · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 229

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at Canterbury, restored by S. Augustin,had its entrance at the east, and its altar at the west. EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE. i8i they may have had something to do with the ritual arrangement,or perhaps they were merely introduced because long ranges ofcolumns had come to be regarded as monotonous.… … SCALE CF FEET Fig. 115.Cattcineo (Fhher JJnwin). were converted into piers, from which arches were thrownacross the nave and aisles, so as to break the vistas longitudinally. The openings between the columns and piers are sometimes Lintels orspanned by lintels, sometimes by arches. Of churches in…

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