An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 40
am Church, Northumberland,by T.Hudson Turner, in the Archaeological Journal, vol. ii. p. 239. st. Wilfrids crypt at hexham. 13 and the coincidence is too remarkable to be considered as acci-dental. (See No. 6.) They seem to indicate that these cryptswere used on certain occasions for the exhibition… … 5. Fragments of Roman Mouldings built in at Hexham. at the relics, and then pass on, ascending by the other stair-case ; or sometimes are allowed to pass through one corner ofthe inner chamber, or cell, and touch the coffin of the saint.The same arrangement occurs in the crypt of St. Peters…
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