An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 248
T. R. Southwell Minster : North Porch terminamus, nos Galilaeam nominamus. ^ In England examples are rare in theGreater churches. The Galilee of Durham is really a Lady chapel ; at Glastonburythe Galilee linked up the Lady chapel, originally a detached building, to the nave.The only genuine… … K. S. Welboiiin, Litic olnshire 72J 724 i:\GLisii ciirRCH ARCiirri-:( TURi: which belong to the early years of the thirteenth century ; the latter seems to havereplaced an earlier Norman Galilee, which, James Essex writes in 1757, was as cor-respondingly broad as the present one, and therefore may…
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