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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 81

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e other type can be credited with a longer ancestry and See Viollet le Due, Dictionnaire, etc.,vol. i., p. 242. ^ Fergusson, History of .Architecture, book iii., chap, ii., sees the origin of thechevet in the taking of a circular sepulchralchurch on to the body of an aisled nave. 62 GOTHIC ART… … 27. NORMAN PLANS IN ENGLAND. Eastern Benedictine type, with extended transepts and naves, and aisled apses.I. St. Edmunds, Bury. II. Norwich. fourth and fifth centuries.- It became frequent in Lombardy in theninth, and along the Rhine in the tenth and eleventh centuries, andin Normandy Bernay, St.…

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