An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 381
).^ ^ Gutter and parapet are shewn in the section of Chichester nave (409). - Cf. the parapet of the aisles of St. Mary, Beverley (853). •* This chantry was founded by John Greenway, a merchant of Tiverton, in 1517. Beneath the piercedparapet are twenty representations of scenes of Our Lords life.… … 15. N. Wisbech, Cambs. rkoiiarioN prom kain 857 Very fine is the effect aojilnst the sky when a perforated |)arapet is set on aoable ; r.;., Louth chancel and the south transe[)t of Lincohi minster:- the piercedparaj)et of the central tower of Lincolnwas designed by James Essex earl) in…
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