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94 THE EAULY EXGLTSIT STYLE. The "Windows in the earlier examples are plain, lancet-shaped, and generallynarrow, as at Stanwick and Bakewell ; sometimes they are richly molded within and without, but frequentlyhave nothing hut a plain chamfer outside and a wide SDlaywithin. Soiitli-eastView of Co-wley Clmrcli, Oxon. Square-headedwindows are not at all uncommon in this style,more especially in houses; they frequently occur also in churches, as in the small church of Cowley, near Oxford. Sometimes, when the central
EAELT EI^GLTSH Wnn)OWS. 95 ^''\ ,:.__ijjiil Stanwick, Northants, c. A.D. 1220. Bake-well, DerbysMre. An unusually narrow lancet-window, with A good example of the hood-mold very wide splay, and coupled shafts in the over the inner arch (or scoinsoninner arch. arch).
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A. B. C. OF GOTHIC APvCHITECTXJRE.
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TNTEODUCTION-. 3 "Winchester,"Willi
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IXTEODUCTIOX. 5 this was undoubtedl
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INTEODTJCTION. 7 Sculpture than the
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THE EARLY N0RMA:N' PERIOD, A,D. 106
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12 THE EAELY KORMAN PERIOD. at the
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J4 THE EARLY NORMAN PERIOD. ^Notwit
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16 THE EAELr N-ORMAN PEEIOD. "works
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THE EARLY NOEMAX PERIOD. 19 from ol
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THE EARLY ]S^0R5IAX PERIOD. 21 at l
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1092 THE EAKLY NOEMAN PERIOD. 23 Ta
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26 THE EARLY ÔRMAN PERIOD. on a ca
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28 THE EAELY XORMAX PERIOD. dily di
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so THE EARLY NORMAN PERIOD. cmd lea
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32 THE NOEMAN" PERIOD, about half a
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THE NOEMAX TEEIOD. 35 have been so
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THE IsORMAX PEBIOD. 37 this day, th
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THE NO r:\ian pkuiod. 39 addition o
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42 THE NOEMAN TERIOD. sistingcUefly
Page 58 and 59: 44 THK NORMAN PERIOD. arch- molding
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Page 62: 48 THE N-ORMAN" PERIOD. The small A
Page 65 and 66: NORMAN PIERS. 51 The Piers in the e
Page 67 and 68: KORMAN CAPITALS. Grafton Qndemroocl
Page 69 and 70: XOr.MAlS" NICHES. 55 The IN'iCHES,o
Page 72 and 73: 58 THE NOKMAX PERIOD. and the signs
Page 74 and 75: 60 THE ^'ORMAN PERIOD. TnE Corbel-t
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Page 78: 64 THE KOEMAN PERIOD. NoEMAN Centea
Page 81 and 82: THE X0R3IAX PERIOD. 67 NoEMAN Porch
Page 83 and 84: THE NORMAN" PEEIOD. 69 Cassington,O
Page 85 and 86: 1195. PEEIOD OF TEANSITIOIT, A.D. 1
Page 88 and 89: 74 PERIOD OF TEANSITIOX. In the wor
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Page 94: 80 r-ERTOD OF TRANS ITIOX. Precisel
Page 97 and 98: THE EARLY ENGLISH STYLE. EichardL J
Page 99 and 100: EAELY ENGLISH AECHES. 85 St. Hugh's
Page 101 and 102: THE EAELY ENGLISH STYLE. 87 Possibl
Page 104 and 105: 90 THE ElKLY ENGLISH STYLE. The rou
Page 106 and 107: S2 THE EARLY ENGLISH STYLE. The Por
Page 110: 96 THE EAELT ENGLISH STYLE. opening
Page 113 and 114: TFE EAULY ENGLISH SIYLE, 99 Wall Ar
Page 115 and 116: THE EARLY ENGLISH STYLE. 101 itself
Page 117 and 118: THE EARLY ENGLISH STTLE. 103 BASES.
Page 120 and 121: 106 THE EAELY ENGLISH STTLE. deeply
Page 122 and 123: 108 THE EAELY EXGLISH STYLE. charac
Page 124 and 125: 110 THE EAELY ENGLISH STTLEo cross
Page 126: 112 THE EAJILY ENGLISH STYLE. of la
Page 129 and 130: EARLY ENGLISH ORNAMENTS 115 GABLE C
Page 131 and 132: tiJiLY KXGLISli JJLTXitESyES. 117 "
Page 133 and 134: THE EAELY EXGLISn STYLE. 119 tress
Page 136 and 137: 122 THE EARLY ENGLISH STYLE. The Ea
Page 138 and 139: 124 THE EARLY EXGLISH STYLE. The ge
Page 140 and 141: THE GEADUAL CHANGE ERO^vI THE EAELY
Page 142: the 128 'ÛAXGE FROM EAIiLY ENGLISH
Page 145 and 146: THE DECOIIATED STYLE. Edward I., IL
Page 147 and 148: DECOKATED POECKES. 133 Kidlington,
Page 149 and 150: DECORATED DOOEWAYS. 135 A few doorw
Page 152 and 153: 138 THE DECOBATED STYLE, Decorated
Page 154 and 155: 140 THE DECORATED STYLE. Leicesters
Page 156 and 157: 142 TilE DECORATED STYLE. "What is
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144 THE DECORATED STYLE. It is more
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DECORATED WINDOWS OF CLERE-STOEEYS.
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J)ECORATED AKCHES. 149 Beverley, To
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DECORATED PILLARS. 151 The Pillars
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154 THE DECORATED STYLE. of six sha
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156 THE DECORATED STYLE. Sometimes
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158 THE DECORATED STYLE. the chamfe
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160 THE DECORATED STYLE. The foliag
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DECOEATED BUTTRESSES. 163 --"^^;-,v
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DECORATED SEDTLIA. 165 Sedilia,Clie
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DECOllATED PISCFNAS. 167 '"OfU .Ifi
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170 THE DECORATED STYLE. duced in t
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172 THE DECORATED STYLE. The Spires
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174 'j^'HE DECORATED STYLE. The lan
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1.76 CHANGE FROM DECORATED TO PERPE
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CHANGE FEOM DECOEATED TO FEEPENDICr
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CHANGE FROM DECOEATED TO PERPENDICU
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CHANGE FROM DECORATED TO PEEPENDICU
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THE PEEPEI^DICULAE STYLE. BiCHAED I
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188 THE TERPENDICULAH STYLE. out th
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190 THE PEEPEXDICULAll STYLE. and u
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192 THE PERPENDICULAR STYLE. It is
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PEEPENDICULAH WINDOWS. 195 The "Win
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PEKPENDICULAR WINDOWS. 197 that the
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PERPENDICULAR DOORWAYS. 199 The Doo
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202 THE PEKPEITDICULAR STYLE. " The
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204 THE PEEPEXDICULAE STYLE. The li
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206 THE PEKrEXDICULAR STYLE. The Mo
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and caused 208 THE PEKPENDICTJLAE S
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PERPENMCULAE, BUTTRESSES. 211 ^: -i
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PERrENDICTJLAE COEBELS. 213 The fre
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PEErENDICULAE OPJ:X TIMBER ROOFS. 2
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218 JACOBEAN GOXfllC. of these are
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220 ON THE LATE, OE DEBASED, conver
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222 ox THE LATE, OR DEBASED, stand
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224 ox THE LATE, OR DEBASED, stands
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GOTHIC BUILDINGS OF OXFOED. 227 the
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GOTHIC BUILDEN'GS OF OXFORD. 229 fi
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GOTHIC BUILDINGS OF OXFOED. 231 Hif
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234 ox THE LATE, Oil DEBASED, Antho
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236 ON THE LATE, OR DEBASED, ation;
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238 ON THE LATE, OR DEBASED, chapel
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240 ox THE LATE, OR DEBASED, a beli
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GOTHIC BriLDINGS OF OXFOKD. 243 Eas
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GOTHIC BUTLDrXGS OF OXFOPwD. 245 En
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GOTHIC BUILDINGS OF OXFOEI). 247 Ea
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250 ON THE LATE, OE DEBASED, as at
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252 ON THE LATE, Oil DEBASED, north
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254 ON DEBASED GOTHIC BUILDINGS, "C
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256 LATE GOTHIC BTTILBINGS rN" OXFO
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" refectory, ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 25
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all flower ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 261
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 263 " Perpendic
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a:r chôlo gy. MEDIiEVAL GLASS PAIN
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