An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 160
incolnshire: South Aisle of Nave (642).—The framework consists of twointersecting ogee arches, in which are inscribed three lower lights, pointed and cinquefoliated.This window, with its vertical curves, might pass muster as flambo)ant. Heckington, Lincolnshire (642).—This is the east window of one… … F. R. L. Pershore, Worcester 6z6 ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITECTURE onwards for man}- years, and whose tomb is in the chancel. The difficulty arisinij from thefact that it has seven lii,dits is met b\- ^roupin^ them in two, three, and two li<^hts. Themain structure consists of three detached pointed…
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