History of the Cathedral Church of Wells: As Illustrating the History of the Cathedral Churches of the Old FoundationMacmillan, 1870 - 200 pages |
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... eastern gable of Ely . The cloister cannot measure itself with Gloucester or Salisbury ; the chapter - house lacks the soaring roofs of York and Lincoln ; the palace itself finds its rival in the ruined pile of Saint David's . The ...
... eastern gable of Ely . The cloister cannot measure itself with Gloucester or Salisbury ; the chapter - house lacks the soaring roofs of York and Lincoln ; the palace itself finds its rival in the ruined pile of Saint David's . The ...
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... east of the old wooden church of British times . ( 14 ) The churches both of Wells and Glastonbury must have been built in the old Roman- esque style of England which prevailed before the great improvements of Norman Romanesque were ...
... east of the old wooden church of British times . ( 14 ) The churches both of Wells and Glastonbury must have been built in the old Roman- esque style of England which prevailed before the great improvements of Norman Romanesque were ...
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... it also shows , by speaking of an arch in the wall , that the eastern part of the church had no aisles . The next Bishop was quite another kind of man . I know not whether he is reverenced at Bath , 34 HISTORY OF THE.
... it also shows , by speaking of an arch in the wall , that the eastern part of the church had no aisles . The next Bishop was quite another kind of man . I know not whether he is reverenced at Bath , 34 HISTORY OF THE.
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... east end . The fact is that the later Bishops of Bath and Wells were not at all of the same mind as John of Tours . They lived much more at Wells than at Bath , and took much more care of the church of Wells . Bath indeed was quite ...
... east end . The fact is that the later Bishops of Bath and Wells were not at all of the same mind as John of Tours . They lived much more at Wells than at Bath , and took much more care of the church of Wells . Bath indeed was quite ...
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... eastern limb was very much shorter than it now is , containing probably only one or two bays and the apse . The choir - the place for the stalls — if not actually placed in the western limb , was under the central tower , the usual ...
... eastern limb was very much shorter than it now is , containing probably only one or two bays and the apse . The choir - the place for the stalls — if not actually placed in the western limb , was under the central tower , the usual ...
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Abbey Abbot ancient Anglia Sacra apse arches architectural bays Bishop of Bath Bishop Robert Bishoprick body building built called capitular cathedral cathedral church central tower century changes Chapter Chapter-house choir church of Saint clergy cloister College corporation Crown 8vo Dean Deanery diocese distinct Duduc duties eastern limb ecclesiæ ecclesiastical Edward election England English episcopate estates Exeter Extra fcap fabric Fcap finished Gisa Gisa's Glastonbury Godwin Henry Hereford high altar Historiola Jocelin John of Tours King Lady chapel land lectures Lichfield Llandaff look minster monastery Monasticon monks nave non-residentiary Canons offices Old Foundation palace POEMS Pope Prebendaries prebends Precentor presbytery present priests Professor Willis Ralph of Shrewsbury reign residence Residentiaries Robert Burnell Romanesque Saint Andrew Saint David's Salisbury secular canons Somersetshire style suppressed thing transept Translated vault Vicars west front western towers whole William William of Malmesbury Winchester
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