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Ecclesiastical art in Germany during the middle ages (1873)

Lübke, Wilhelm, 1826-1893, Wheatley, L. A. (Leonard Abercrombie), 1835-1895 · Edinburgh, T. C. Jack; [etc., etc.] · leaf 98

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The Gothic Style . 70 had to be divided by stronger members than the simple lead. This was effected by leading up from the foot of the windows several stone staves, mullions, which branched off above in … Fig. 61.— Ground Plan of Cologne Cathedral. the side aisles was left bare. The galleries lying in the walls were often placed here, consisting of arches resting on columns. They are called triforia — three openings — because the original number of these openings were three. Often,

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