An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 147
ooks so complicated and late, it is theearliest of all to appear ; it occurs in the vestry of Merton College, Oxford, pre-parations to build which were being made in 1310, and in the Franciscan churchin Reading, which was building in 1311. It had two recommendations. In thefirst place it was a… … ■ Kiw.i ■■1 s*, ■S 1 , I -J —Vw—1 • ■ ; /i..v T ; .■.ran ,M , . I,. E. S Ringstead, Northants lL()\VIN(i IkyXClCRV 623 at the top, and, below, an o^ec arch iiiv( rlcd. Moreover, if any two be set sidel)y side, it follows that the [)attern above and between the two will also have ano^ee arch. The…
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