Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 211
lustered piers, and solidly and steeply vaulted in compartments ofconspicuous elegance and complexity, could afford ample space for manychapels, such as in one-floored quires were provided in transeptal east-ward projections. A dignified connection with the upper floor was heregiven by the two… … 145. uunblanp:, wicst end, c. 1250.This has now been re-roofed and restored. The compHcated central vaulting of thecrypt was, of course, later, following on thefinish of the quire above. - The characteristic is in the continueduse of the double lancet and simple tracery. combined with the lofty…
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