Guilford, Everard Leaver · London : G. Allen & company, ltd. · leaf 355
-tury. At first it took thesame form as the discardedtimber structures ; 2 a stonecorbel-table took the placeof the dripping eaves, andfrom this rose a plain octa-Yig. 3. gonal pyramid, the oblique faces being brought out tothe square at the base with a plain splay. There is onlyone example of this… … 1 The church was destroyed by fire on 2nd July 1706. 2 The Anglo-Saxon verb getimbrade (made of wood), became so familiarin the vernacular, that we find in documents the expression to getimbrian achurch of stone—i.e., literally to make of wood a stone church. Nor was thisaltogether a misnomer, for…
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