The Cathedral Church of York
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To the north is the tomb of Archbishop Sewall de Bovill, who succeededArchbishop de Grey. His sepulchre, says Drake, was much frequented afterhis death by the common people, who reported many miracles to be done atit. The tomb consists of a plain slab of marble, with a cross upon it, supported by twelve low pillars, with plain capitals, and trefoiledarches.
#Monuments In The North Transept. #--In the eastern aisle of the northtransept is the beautiful tomb of Archbishop Greenfield, who died in1...315. This tomb belongs to the most fully-developed period of theDecorated style. It is ornamented with arcading in front, with gables, each partition divided by buttresses with pinnacles. Above it is acanopy with a richly-foliated arch, and a gable with crockets, terminating in an elaborately-carved finial, with a statue of thearchbishop in the act of benediction on the top. On each side arebuttresses, with elaborate pinnacles. The statue of the archbishop is amodern addition. On the tomb itself are the remains of a brass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the north is the tomb of Archbishop Sewall de Bovill, who succeededArchbishop de Grey. His sepulchre, says Drake, was much frequented afterhis death by the common people, who reported many miracles to be done atit. The tomb consists of a plain slab of marble, with a cross upon it, supported by twelve low pillars, with plain capitals, and trefoiledarches.
#Monuments In The North Transept. #--In the eastern aisle of the northtransept is the beautiful tomb of Archbishop Greenfield, who died in1...315. This tomb belongs to the most fully-developed period of theDecorated style. It is ornamented with arcading in front, with gables, each partition divided by buttresses with pinnacles. Above it is acanopy with a richly-foliated arch, and a gable with crockets, terminating in an elaborately-carved finial, with a statue of thearchbishop in the act of benediction on the top. On each side arebuttresses, with elaborate pinnacles. The statue of the archbishop is amodern addition. On the tomb itself are the remains of a brass.
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