. La storia di Victoria della contea di Hertford. Storia naturale. Una storia di HERTFORDSHIRE west sostituisce il precedente rood-scala loft, ma la porta superiore, la quale è bloccata, e parte della parte inferiore della porta rimangono, quest'ultimo in corridoio, appena al di fuori della schermata. Nell'angolo nord-est della cappella è un riccamente intagliati di nicchia del XIV secolo, che deve essere stato spostato alla sua posizione attuale nel xv secolo, quando l'ampia finestra orientale è stata inserita e la parete nord è stato incassato. Sul lato sud è una trecentesca piscina con un ogee cinquefoiled testa e una etichetta con croc

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE west replaces the former rood-loft staircase, but the upper doorway, which is blocked, and part of the lower doorway remain, the latter in the aisle, just outside the screen. At the north-east corner of the chapel is an elaborately carved niche of the 14th century, which must have been moved to its present position in the 15th century, when the wide east window was inserted and the north wall was recessed. On the south side is a 14th-century piscina with an ogee cinquefoiled head and a label with crockets and a foliated fiaiaL No bowl is visible, and a modern slab has been inserted at the back. The screen of the chapel consists of a central doorway with four narrow bays on either side ; ail have solid lower panels with blind tracery and four-centred cinquefoiled recusped lights, with tracery above carried right up to the line and resting on plainly moulded corbels. The floor of this chapel seems to have been lowered, and while the lower part of the walls is of the 14th the upper part is of the 15th century. The east window, which is of live lights in a wide four-centred head, and the two south windows of three lights are of the 1 5th century, but the tracery is modern. Under the south-east window is a double piscina of the 14th century with an ogee trefoiled head, which projects from the wall and has foliated crockets. In range with it, and also beneath the window, are two sedilia with similar heads ; the division is repaired with cement, and the western seat is lower than the eastern ; all are much mutilated. Over the first pillar on the north side is an early I sth-century carved. 113 CENT â l^CENTi â 15*CENT â¡Modern of the cornice. The doors are repaired, and the doorway is cinquefoiled in a four-centred head, with tracery above similar to that in the side bays. It is of the same date as the screen of the chancel and the south chapel. The latter is, however, very mn

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• booksubjectnatural
• bookyear1902