An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 31
inciples,than to be dictated by local knowledge that such wasthe case. It appears, however, from Bede, that Augustine, bythe assistance of the king, recovered the Roman churchat Canterbury, and reconsecrated it, and this became ■■ S. Gregorii Magni OpeTa, ed. Bened., vol. ii. col. 1176. BedaeHist.,… … W£^T. 4. Plan of Roman an d Saxon Catliedral of Canterhnry, according to Prof. Willis. A. The first altar, enclosinpr the relics of St. Wilfrid : this was the originalhigh altar, and was built of rough stones and cement, according to Edmer<,which marks its antiquity ; it was afterwards…
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