Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 257
ded chapter, about 60ft. across, may possibly havebeen set out by St. Hughbefore i 200—though vaultedsome thirty years later, whenthe deeply projected flying-buttresses, which give it sodistinctive an exterior (see fig. 162, p. 210) were probably added. AtBeverley and then at Lichfield octagonal… … 181. MARGAM, CHAPTER HOUSK. 35 ft. by 33 ft. - As, for example, at Ford, Bindon andCleve. The first is now in use as a chapel: thebeautiful vestibule of Cleve under the dor-mitory remains, but the chapter is gone. See note 2, page yi. The building ofthe Worcester chapter must have been butlittle…
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