Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 225
to thetriforiumstage, and the vaultsprings from the clere-story sill. In this itfollows Gloucester andWells, where thir-teenth century vaultscompleted twelfth cen-tury designs; but sucha retention in a pieceof great design, likeSalisbury, is proofhow the habits ofRomanesque originclung to the path… … The pier arcades being in height about40 ft., the triforium i6 ft., and the clerestoryabout 24 ft. The greater width of the Lincoln bay allows of triple arcades in the triforium. It is to be observed that one mason,Robert, rexit per xxv annos. THIRTEENTH CENTURY GREATER BUILDING 207 Though…
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