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Storied windows; a traveller's introduction to the study of old church glass, from the twelfth century to the renaissance, especially in France (1914)

Bushnell, Arthur J. de Havilland · Edinburgh : W. Blackwood and sons · leaf 49

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Cassimo was furnished by theAbbot Desiderius with a whole series of twenty-nine windows. In 1134 an edict was issued toprohibit the Cistercians from using coloured glassin their church windows. Practically there is noChurch window glass known to exist much earlierthan the beginning of the twelfth… … KIVKNUALI., KSSKX. East Winiiow. Koik Mipallions asp thrkk Panels, probably ofXIIth Cextiry. THE OLDEST GLASS 23 The earliest notice of English church windowglass with pictures is that, in 1175, Bishop Hughis said to have placed round the altar at Durhamseveral glazed windows remarkable for the…

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