An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 270
they tookfull advantage. Five main types ofopen arcade - may be distinguished. First, in many Norman tri-foriums with windows at the back,e.g., the Abbaye-aux-hommes, Caen(385), Norwich, and the nave of OldSt. Pauls, each bay was pierced witha single arch ; this was so also ina few triforiums which… … H. E. M. Christchurch Nave 4^); 1 By this is meant a blindstory, the arcade of which from the first had a wall behind it;it is not intended to include those in which the arcades have been walled u[) in modern times, e.g.,York nave iTd]). ^ The following classification is applicable to the arcades…
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