The Arts in Early England volume 1
The Arts in Early England volume 1
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' The primitive Celtic monastery, ' writes Dr. Skene, ' was a very simple affair, and more resembled a rude village of wooden huts. ' 2 These huts on exposed litoral sites were of 1 Ep. 22, ad Eustochium, quoted in Jul. Schlosser's valuable little work already referred to. See ante, p. 185 note.
2 Celtic Scotland, Edinburgh, 1886, etc. 11, 57.
THE CELTIC SCHEME 197 stone. The ground plan of the small structures at Skellig Michael is given in Fig. 24. They consist of half-a-dozen small round sto...ne cells of curious fabrication, and three structures of about the same size, but of oblong plan, some of which show unmistakeable signs that they have been used as oratories. The actual date of these remains may not be excep- tionally early, but they represent a most primitive type both of residence and of oratory, and from this point of view we shall return to them again. Now it is noteworthy that there is one structure in the group that by its technique is proved to be of later date, and this is a church of sufficient size to accommodate at one time all the members of the minute community.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The primitive Celtic monastery, ' writes Dr. Skene, ' was a very simple affair, and more resembled a rude village of wooden huts. ' 2 These huts on exposed litoral sites were of 1 Ep. 22, ad Eustochium, quoted in Jul. Schlosser's valuable little work already referred to. See ante, p. 185 note.
2 Celtic Scotland, Edinburgh, 1886, etc. 11, 57.
THE CELTIC SCHEME 197 stone. The ground plan of the small structures at Skellig Michael is given in Fig. 24. They consist of half-a-dozen small round sto...ne cells of curious fabrication, and three structures of about the same size, but of oblong plan, some of which show unmistakeable signs that they have been used as oratories. The actual date of these remains may not be excep- tionally early, but they represent a most primitive type both of residence and of oratory, and from this point of view we shall return to them again. Now it is noteworthy that there is one structure in the group that by its technique is proved to be of later date, and this is a church of sufficient size to accommodate at one time all the members of the minute community.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, G. Baldwin (Gerard Baldwin), 1849-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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