History of the Scottish Church volume 1
History of the Scottish Church volume 1
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Joseph Robertson, Scottish — Winchester, length 545 feet ; Ely, Abbeys and Cathedt-als, p. 40, note, 535; York, 524; Canterbury, 513; gives the length of the chief Scottish St. Paul's, 510; Lincoln, 482; cathedrals — -St. Andrews, 358 feet ; Peterborough, 476 ; Salisbury, 474 ; Glasgow, 283; Elgin, 282; Kirk- Durham, 461. Of the Scottish abbey wall, 218; Aberdeen, about 200; churches the length of Dunfermline Fortrose, about 120; lona, 115; is given at 275 ; Arbroath, 271 ; and Lismore, 56. He ...contrasts with Jedburgh, 215 feet, these the largest of English cathedrals XV CATHEDRALS OF THE SCOTTISH CHURCH 277 tion, honoured with the relics of the patron saint, with its abbacy and temporary supremacy in the Scoto- Celtic Church. Its cathedral, unique in its situation on the banks of the Tay, was the work of several bishops in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Its greatest benefactor was bishop Lauder, who finished the nave in 1465 and otherwise enriched the building. Dunblane was another old foundation of the Celtic Church.
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Joseph Robertson, Scottish — Winchester, length 545 feet ; Ely, Abbeys and Cathedt-als, p. 40, note, 535; York, 524; Canterbury, 513; gives the length of the chief Scottish St. Paul's, 510; Lincoln, 482; cathedrals — -St. Andrews, 358 feet ; Peterborough, 476 ; Salisbury, 474 ; Glasgow, 283; Elgin, 282; Kirk- Durham, 461. Of the Scottish abbey wall, 218; Aberdeen, about 200; churches the length of Dunfermline Fortrose, about 120; lona, 115; is given at 275 ; Arbroath, 271 ; and Lismore, 56. He ...contrasts with Jedburgh, 215 feet, these the largest of English cathedrals XV CATHEDRALS OF THE SCOTTISH CHURCH 277 tion, honoured with the relics of the patron saint, with its abbacy and temporary supremacy in the Scoto- Celtic Church. Its cathedral, unique in its situation on the banks of the Tay, was the work of several bishops in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Its greatest benefactor was bishop Lauder, who finished the nave in 1465 and otherwise enriched the building. Dunblane was another old foundation of the Celtic Church.
What to read after History of the Scottish Church volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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