The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century (1896)
MacGibbon, David · Edinburgh, D. Douglas · leaf 392
the chapels so as to comprise them, show that the restoration of this part of the nave is all part of one design ; and the arms of Abbot Hunter (Fig. Fio. 780. — Melrose Abbey. Boor Jamb in South Transept. 783), which occur on the niche-corbel of the east buttress, indicate that these buttresses… … Fio. 781. — Melrose Abbey. Cornice under Gallery, inside South Window of Transept. fact that this feature cannot be fully relied on in Scotland as an index of date, tracery similar to this being sometimes used at a later time. There is a distinct change in the design of the transepts from that of…
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