A Guide to Peterborough Cathedral
A Guide to Peterborough Cathedral
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Two door-ways to thesouthern aisles of the nave are also seen in the cloisters--one havinga semicircular arch, with archivolt mouldings, enriched with thechevron and other Norman ornaments; the other in the pointed or gothicstyle, with raised mouldings, and supported by slender shafts at thesides. [29] At the southern extremity of the cloisters is anotherdoor-way of the same style and character as that by which we enteredthem, which leads through the bishop's garden to the palace. [30] Passinga...long the western wall of the cloisters we go through a plain Normandoor-way, which brings us again, by a narrow passage, to the west frontof the cathedral.
The Dimensions _Of the several parts of the Cathedral are as follows:--_ The breadth of the west front, measuring from corner to corner on theoutside of it, is 156 feet.
The length of the whole cathedral, measured on the outside of it, is471 feet. In this measurement are included the most prominentbuttresses at the west and east ends.
The distance from the inside of the west door of the cathedral to theorgan screen at the entrance into the choir is 267 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two door-ways to thesouthern aisles of the nave are also seen in the cloisters--one havinga semicircular arch, with archivolt mouldings, enriched with thechevron and other Norman ornaments; the other in the pointed or gothicstyle, with raised mouldings, and supported by slender shafts at thesides. [29] At the southern extremity of the cloisters is anotherdoor-way of the same style and character as that by which we enteredthem, which leads through the bishop's garden to the palace. [30] Passinga...long the western wall of the cloisters we go through a plain Normandoor-way, which brings us again, by a narrow passage, to the west frontof the cathedral.
The Dimensions _Of the several parts of the Cathedral are as follows:--_ The breadth of the west front, measuring from corner to corner on theoutside of it, is 156 feet.
The length of the whole cathedral, measured on the outside of it, is471 feet. In this measurement are included the most prominentbuttresses at the west and east ends.
The distance from the inside of the west door of the cathedral to theorgan screen at the entrance into the choir is 267 feet.
What to read after A Guide to Peterborough Cathedral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George S George Searle Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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