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The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century (1896)

MacGibbon, David · Edinburgh, D. Douglas · leaf 288

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— 262 — NEWBATTLE ABBEY MID-LOTHIAN represents a cap and base supposed to belong to the nave arcade, from their having been found in the nave. Fig. 660 gives a series of arch mouldings, one of them being a window, with its mullion. The door jamb, with its base mouldings (Fig. 661), is probably a… … The different colours are done in the surface glazing. It is put on about { inch thick, and the thickness of the Fin- 665.— Newbattle Abbey. Details of Tiles, tiles from 1$ to H inch. Ground Dark Green. Yellow Pattern, on a cut out Tile. Fig. 662 shows a series of vaulting ribs, the two upper ones…

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