Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
rried upon a half-arch, partof the original work. At the opposite end of the hall wasa small doorway opening into a passage in the thickness ofthe wall, in which there had been a staircase. THE GENERAL ASPECT. It is an evident impossibility to lay down any rules asto the general appearance of a… … 1 ^ MEDIEVAL TOWNS. 187 partly from ancient descriptions, and partly from the artistspencil of the time. Of these perhaps the latter is the mostvaluable, and the view of Constantinople in the LuterellPsalter is a most perfect and interesting example. Because the artist has written Constantinus…
Architecture, Domestic
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