History of the Cathedral Church of Wells: As Illustrating the History of the Cathedral Churches of the Old FoundationFreeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
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History of the Cathedral Church of Wells: As Illustrating the History of the Cathedral Churches of the Old Foundation
Freeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
Wells Cathedral
_Amiens Cathedral_, its great height, 116.
_Andrew, Saint_, his wells, 19;
yields to his younger brother, 36.
_Angers_, undercroft of the Bishop's palace at, 176.
_Apses_, various kinds of, 130;
their rarity in England, 130;
use of, in Romanesque times, 181;
more common in Normandy than in England, _ib._
_Archdeacon of Wells_, ancient house of, 142;
its alienation, 150;
recovery of the other property of, 150.
_Archdeacons_, their rights under the charter of Elizabeth, 188.
_Architects_, employment of professional, in the middle ages, 81.
_Athelney_, prebend attached to the Abbey, 88.
_Augustine_, his mission to Britain, 12.
_Avalon_, see Glastonbury.
_Axe_, the English frontier in 597, 13, 17.
B.
_Bangor Cathedral_, arrangement of towers at, 182.
_Banwell_, history of the lordship, 27, 29, 31;
Bishop's house at, 37.
_Barlow, William_, Bishop, alienates the lands of the see, 149, 186;
partly recovers them, 149.
_Bath_, its Roman origin, 13, 36;
taken by the West-Saxons, 36;
church of, founded by Offa, 36, 177;
monks brought in by Eadgar, _ib._;
burned, 36, 47;
bought by Bishop John, 36, 37, 166;
see of Somersetshire removed to, _ib._;
church rebuilt by Bishop John, 37;
settlement between the Churches of Bath and Wells, 45;
suppression of the Monastery, 46, 148;
restoration of the Church in the seventeenth century, _ib._;
works of Bishop Robert at, 46-48, 167, 168;
date and style of the present church, 48;
monks of, illegally elect Bishop Roger, 105;
gradually neglected by the Bishops, 107;
form of the west front, 125;
alleged foundation of Osric, 177.
_Bath and Wells_, origin of the title, 10, 45.
_Battle Abbey_, lofty undercroft under the dormitory, 176.
_Bayeux_, installation of the Bishop at, 158.
_Beaufort, Cardinal_, enlarges the Hospital of Saint Cross, 163.
_Beauvais Cathedral_, remains of the old church at, 79, 80;
its great height, 116.
_Beckington, Thomas_, Bishop, works of his executors;
his various works, 145;
removal and mutilation of his canopy, 153;
his work in the cloisters, 181;
his will, 182, 183;
his gifts to the Chapter, 183.
_Benefice_, meaning of the word, 59, 169.
_Berengar_, agent of Archbishop Thomas, 173.
_Beverley Minster_, compared with Wells, 124, 130;
unreality of its west front, 128;
east end of, 130;
compared with Wells, 132.
_Bird, Prior_, his works at Bath, 48.
_Bishop_, his share in the daily distribution, 174;
his right of visitation saved by the Elizabethan charter, 187;
election of, under the charter, 187, 188.
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