An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 72
ay. Here it was committed to the , , . „„ „ _ .,7. ,7 , 27. Interior of N. Transept, Wincliester, ground within the toweVy ^ 1079—1093. attended by many of the shewing a plain square-edged semicir-nobility, but lamented by cular arch, a groined vault withoutp rT^^ , ribs, shdfts with cushiou… … 48 THE EARLY NORMAN STYLE. especially that the building might have fallen through imper-feet eonstruetion, even though he had never been buried there.That this was really the case, the building itself affords usabundant evidence, and proves that even the Normans at this
Architecture, Gothic
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