The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century (1896)
MacGibbon, David · Edinburgh, D. Douglas · leaf 248
ig. 624), one basin being scalloped and the other a plain circle. Amongst the most interesting parts of the structure are the foundations and one or two courses of the piers of the crossing. These are well preserved, and show the Fig. 625.— Lindores Abbey. first pointed mouldings of the responds of… … shafts, with bold dog-toothed orna- Fig. 626.— Lindores Abbey. ments on the angles between the Mouldings of Base of Piers. shafts, and on the interior sconsion a double beaded moulding. A third doorway led from the west end of the cloister into the nave.
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