Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 456
ion required. The perfectstability of the architectural pre-eminence is what cjives the sense otstyle to the Winchester and Canter-bury naves, and remained a posses-sion of our Gothic in its last greatestchurch building, that of Kings Col-lege, Cambridge. And the Glouces-ter mason must be credited… … 334. GLOUCESTER. EAST END. apse, but the vault there, hke that of theGloucester quire, is really barrel vaulting,though the ribs are made as if to stiffen andbind the ceiling surfaces (see p. 363). The monstrous credit of William ofWykeham as a great architect and thespecial inventor of the…
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