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A history of Gothic art in England (1900)

Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 160

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are it is reckoned that in the early monks set to work and vaulted their own thirteenth century the numbers of Crusaders nave, non auxilio fabrorum, ut primo, sed returned to Europe might be counted by animosa virtute monachorum. (Chron. 29.) tens of thousands. THE TRANSITION IN ENGLAND 141 at St.… … 95. RIVAULX, DOORWAY TO REFECTORY, C. I180. moulded abacus, as in North-English art: at Kokanga the bell is spirallyfluted, spreading up\vards to a square : and at Betoursa the acanthusleafage bows sideways, a touch that appealed to English fancy, so thatmany a twelfth century capital shows foliage…

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