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id: 27102
author: Thompson, A. Hamilton (Alexander Hamilton)
title: The Ground Plan of the English Parish Church
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sentence: 1239
flesch: 69
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summary:
  Early churches in Kent and Essex 14 11. The walls of earlier churches were entirely taken down, and new arcades built in their place, not necessarily on the precise line of the old foundations.


id: 30290
author: Heath, Sidney
title: Our Homeland Churches and How to Study Them
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words: 30061
sentence: 1417
flesch: 66
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summary:
  Early Christian churches when built on the same lines were called by the same name. The zig-zag moulding is very common on Norman churches and is so easily recognised that no further description is needed here.


id: 56331
author: Thompson, A. Hamilton (Alexander Hamilton)
title: The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church
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words: 32185
sentence: 1204
flesch: 66
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summary:
  Statements, also, with regard to the defensive use of church towers must carefully be guarded against, with the proviso that, in certain districts, there are indications that such an use was made of them. The building of great churches, cathedral and monastic, ceased with the suppression of the monasteries.


id: 29759
author: Slater, John
title: Architecture: Classic and Early Christian
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words: 56291
sentence: 2836
flesch: 67
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summary:
  But it was not in Rome only that great buildings were erected. There are no remains of other buildings which would enable us to form an opinion as to the civic architecture of the Etruscans: they must, however, have attained to a considerable skill in sculpture, as in some of the tombs figures are represented in high relief which show no small power of expression.


id: 33837
author: Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger)
title: Architecture: Gothic and Renaissance
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words: 56306
sentence: 3062
flesch: 68
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summary:
  With the Pisani and Giotto the series of the known names of architects of great buildings may be said to begin. The gable, where used in Renaissance buildings; (2) an ornamental gable sometimes placed over windows, doors, and other features in Gothic buildings.


id: 21688
author: Butler, Dugald
title: Scottish Cathedrals and Abbeys
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words: 78444
sentence: 4063
flesch: 72
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summary:
  First Pointed work is also found at the churches of _Deer_; _Auchindoir_; _St. Cuthbert's, Monkton_; _St. Nicholas, Prestwick_; _Altyre_; _St. Mary's, Rattray_; _Abdie_; _St. Ninian's on the Isle_; _St. Colmanel's, Buittle_; _Cockpen_; _Pencaitland_; _ It had a provost and ten prebendaries.[280] _St. Salvator's, St. Andrews._--The College of St. Salvator was founded and endowed by Bishop Kennedy in 1456 for a provost and prebendaries.


id: 29077
author: George, Walter S.
title: Byzantine Churches in Constantinople: Their History and Architecture
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words: 108112
sentence: 6424
flesch: 74
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summary:
  In the later vaults, however, the transverse arches, when present, are boldly shown, and the vault springs from the extrados or outer edge (_e.g._ S. Saviour in the Chora, S. Theodore). This form is found in Greek churches of late date, but does not occur in the later churches of Constantinople.


id: 43319
author: Durand, Guillaume
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words: 109921
sentence: 5272
flesch: 71
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title:
  The Symbolism of Churches and Church Ornaments A Translation of the First Book of the Rationale Divinorum Officiorum

summary:
  Sacramentality_, [Footnote 7] ran through all the arrangements and details of Christian architecture, emblematical of Christian discipline, and suggested by Christian devotion; then must the discipline have been practised, and the devotion felt, before a Christian temple can be reared. [Footnote 12] the Ascension of our Saviour by the Flying Bird; concerning which S. Gregory [Footnote 13] teaches, 'rightly is our Redeemer called a Bird, Whose Body ascended freely into heaven':


id: 22943
author: Falkner, John Meade
title: The Nebuly Coat
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words: 119766
sentence: 4998
flesch: 76
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summary:
  The doctor and the organist gave effect to the presentation by a nod, and something like a shrug of the shoulders, which deprecated the Rector's conceited pomposity, and implied that if such an exceedingly unlikely contingency as their making friends with Mr Westray should ever happen, it would certainly not be due to any introduction of Canon Parkyn. Put on some more coal, Mr Westray; it is a sinful luxury, a fire in September, and coal at twenty-five shillings a ton; but we must have _some_ festivity to inaugurate the restoration and your advent.


id: 43402
author: Ditchfield, P. H. (Peter Hampson)
title: The Cathedrals of Great Britain: Their History and Architecture
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words: 133504
sentence: 7453
flesch: 75
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summary:
  Bishop St. Hugh had sketched the outline of the new church, and his successors carried it out. It was built by Bishop St. Hugh.


# ent

id: 29077
sid: 946
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type: PERSON
entity:
  entha dê kai tou hosiou patros hêmôn theodôrou hê paneukleês kai pansebastos timia thêkê kathidrytai


id: 29077
sid: 4357
eid: 6
type: PERSON
entity:
  welcher mit schönen auff vergüldten viereckichten gläsern taffeln künstlich gemahlten figuren auss dem


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sid: 5228
eid: 4
type: ORG
entity:
  priskos ho eparchos kai gambros tou phôka tou tyrannou perioristheis ekei para tou idiou ektise tautên monên eis kallos kai megethos


