The Castles and Abbeys of England: From the National Records, Early Chronicles, and Other Standard Authors : Illustrated by Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings, Volum 2 |
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The nave and aisles are nearly all that remain of the original edifice . * The
church has disappeared ; but the pillars which supported the * Longitudo
ecclesię prioratus Chepstow , 50 virgę . latitudo eccl . prędictę , 33 virgę . -
Will . de Worc .
The nave and aisles are nearly all that remain of the original edifice . * The
church has disappeared ; but the pillars which supported the * Longitudo
ecclesię prioratus Chepstow , 50 virgę . latitudo eccl . prędictę , 33 virgę . -
Will . de Worc .
Pągina 4
1 1 central tower are still preserved on the eastern extremity , and convey some
idea of the massive strength of the original edifice . The western porch is justly
admired for its zigzag tracery ; and , in this respect , it presents one of the finest ...
1 1 central tower are still preserved on the eastern extremity , and convey some
idea of the massive strength of the original edifice . The western porch is justly
admired for its zigzag tracery ; and , in this respect , it presents one of the finest ...
Pągina 32
The latter , as the work of the work of man , and a prey to neglect and violence ,
have disappeared or crumbled into ruins ; but the former , as the work of God ,
has lost nothing of its original beauty . The woods that curtain the scene ; the river
...
The latter , as the work of the work of man , and a prey to neglect and violence ,
have disappeared or crumbled into ruins ; but the former , as the work of God ,
has lost nothing of its original beauty . The woods that curtain the scene ; the river
...
Pągina 38
The four lofty arches which supported the tower , spring high in the air , reduced
to narrow rims of stone , yet still preserving their original form . The arches and
pillars of the transepts are complete : the shapes of all the windows may yet be ...
The four lofty arches which supported the tower , spring high in the air , reduced
to narrow rims of stone , yet still preserving their original form . The arches and
pillars of the transepts are complete : the shapes of all the windows may yet be ...
Pągina 39
... with a smooth verdant turf , which , by keeping the original level of the church ,
exhibits the beauty of its proportions , heightens the effect of the gray stone ,
gives relief to the clustered pillars , and affords an easy access to every part .
... with a smooth verdant turf , which , by keeping the original level of the church ,
exhibits the beauty of its proportions , heightens the effect of the gray stone ,
gives relief to the clustered pillars , and affords an easy access to every part .
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Abbey Abbot according already ancient apartments appears arch arms army authority beautiful Bishop brought building called Castle Charles Chepstow church command common continued court crown daughter death desire died Earl Edward England feet force garrison gate give given granted ground hall hand head Henry honour hundred John Keep King King's lady land late leave letter living Lord March Marquess means monastery monastic monks nature never noble Norman notice observed officers once original passed Pembroke person possession present Prince quoted Raglan received remains Richard river royal ruins says scene seems seen sent side stand stone taken things Thomas thought Tinterne told took tower town unto Wales walls whole window wood Worcester
Informació bibliogrąfica
| Tķtol | The Castles and Abbeys of England: From the National Records, Early Chronicles, and Other Standard Authors : Illustrated by Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings, Volum 2 The Castles and Abbeys of England: From the National Records, Early Chronicles, and Other Standard Authors : Illustrated by Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings, William Beattie |
| Autor | William Beattie |
| Editor | Virtue, Spalding, 1851 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Nacional de Baviera |
| Digitalitzat el | 11 Gen. 2012 |
| Nre. de pągines | 362 pągines |
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