The Cathedral Church of Peterborough 8 8
The Cathedral Church of Peterborough 8 8
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In addition to the changed form of the bases, careful observerscan detect proofs of later work in the capitals of the shafts in thetriforium. In front of each pier a shaft rises to the roof; and on thesethe original ceiling rested. On some of the piers in the south aisle, near the west end, may be seen several very curious masons' marks. Inthe nave is a very massive pulpit given in 1873 by the family of DrJames, for forty years Canon, bearing an inscription to his memory. Itis from the design o...f Mr Edward Barry, and was meant to be in keepingwith the Norman architecture of the nave. The central shaft is ofDevonshire marble, the main body of the pulpit of red Dumfries stone, and some of the smaller pillars are of green Greek marble. At the anglesare four large figures of the Evangelists. There is a wooden eaglelectern, carved by the late Rev. R. S. Baker, behind the choir-stalls onthe south side.
[Illustration: The Nave, looking East. ] =The Nave Ceiling= is very curious and remarkable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to the changed form of the bases, careful observerscan detect proofs of later work in the capitals of the shafts in thetriforium. In front of each pier a shaft rises to the roof; and on thesethe original ceiling rested. On some of the piers in the south aisle, near the west end, may be seen several very curious masons' marks. Inthe nave is a very massive pulpit given in 1873 by the family of DrJames, for forty years Canon, bearing an inscription to his memory. Itis from the design o...f Mr Edward Barry, and was meant to be in keepingwith the Norman architecture of the nave. The central shaft is ofDevonshire marble, the main body of the pulpit of red Dumfries stone, and some of the smaller pillars are of green Greek marble. At the anglesare four large figures of the Evangelists. There is a wooden eaglelectern, carved by the late Rev. R. S. Baker, behind the choir-stalls onthe south side.
[Illustration: The Nave, looking East. ] =The Nave Ceiling= is very curious and remarkable.
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