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Notes on the painted glass of Canterbury Cathedral (1897)

Farrar, F. W. (Frederic William), 1831-1903 · [Aberdeen, Scotland] : Aberdeen University Press · leaf 59

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geAustin re-arranged in part the three Becket windows andthe east window, which was black and broken, fillingup the vacancies with new subjects or copies of the old, Aug. 26, 1642.—Cathedral Newes. ^ Dart, p. ^2. • Barnby, p. 37. ^ Hasted, vol. iv., p. 529. The blank spaces partly represented in… … PLAX 10. IN CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL. 27 and Pentecost, each surrcnuided by tour types. Five of themedallions are new, but all available old fragments wereintroduced. The scrolls at the base are new, and two lengthsof bordering on either side. These were placed when thewhole window, which was black and…

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