Do. Cross Section 266 441. Do. Longitudinal Section 267 442. Santa Fosca, Torcello. Plan 268 443. St. Front, Perigueux. Do. 271 444. Do. do. Section 272 445. Do. do. Interior View of 272 446. La Cité, Perigueux. Do. 273 447. Church at Angoulême. Plan 274 448. Do. Interior View of 274 449. Church at Fontevrault. Plan 275 450. Nôtre Dame du Pont, Clermont. Interior View 276 451. Cathedral at Florence. Plan and Section 279 452. St. Peter’s, Rome. Section looking North _To face_ 281 453. St. Paul’s, London. Half Elevation and Half Section looking East _To face_ 283 454. St. Paul’s, London. Ground Plan 286 455. St. Peter’s, Rome. Do. _To face_ 286 456. Design for the Central Dome, Houses of Parliament, Berlin _To face_ 289 LECTURE X. Early Architecture in Great Britain Review of the developments in the early Architecture of our own land--Recent research in Central Syria--Examples in Northern Europe previous to the eleventh century--Early remains in Scotland and Ireland--Anglo-Saxon Architecture--Churches founded by St. Augustine--Canterbury and York--Churches at Hexham and Ripon--Ramsey Abbey--Winchester Cathedral--Destruction of Churches by Sweyn--Restoration and building by Canute--Roman models--Characteristics of Anglo-Saxon work--Brixworth Church, Northamptonshire Church on the Castlehill, Dover--Worth Church, Sussex--Bradford Church, Wilts--Chancel of Saxon Church at Jarrow-on-the-Tyne--Churches of Monk Wearmouth and Stow--Crypts at Wing, Repton, and Lastingham--Towers of St. Benet’s, Cambridge: Trinity Church, Colchester: Earls Barton: Barnach: Barton-on-Humber: Sompting, Sussex: and Clapham, Bedfordshire--Chapel at Greensted, Essex--Classification into periods of this form of Architecture.