The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 1/3MacGibbon, David
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The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 1/3
MacGibbon, David
Church architecture -- Scotland
Various branches of early art in Scotland--Cells of
Anchorites--Celtic art--Round towers and sculptured monuments,
succeeded by Norman and Gothic architecture--Native
developments--Previous writers on Celtic art (3)--Primitive
Christianity--_Candida Casa_--Crosses and caves--St.
Palladius--Irish monasteries--Wattles--Beehive cells
(7)--Cashels--“Deserts”--Christian structures (9)--Irish MSS. and
slabs--Symbolic sculptures--St. Columba--Iona--Missionaries from
Northumbria--Lindisfarne--Roman influence--St. Augustine--Benedict
Biscop--St. Winifred (12)--Pre-Norman churches--Columbans
expelled--Culdees--Roman system introduced (14)--Revival of Celtic
system--Celtic art (15)--Symbols (16)--Upright slabs
(17)--Development of design of--Sculptures, origin of--Western
crosses (20)--Early Ecclesiastical Structures in Scotland
(24)--Beehive huts--Churches--Round towers (26)--Brechin and
Abernethy--St. Regulus--Churches erected by Queen
Margaret--Alexander I.--David I.--Parochial system (31)--Romanesque
architecture (32)--Vaulting, development of (34)--Subordination of
members (35)--Norman Style, examples (36)--Norman Style in Scotland
(38)--First Pointed Style (39)--Salisbury Cathedral (41)--France
and England compared (43)--Examples of the style (45)--First
Pointed Style in Scotland (46)--Derived from England (47)--Examples
(48)--Architecture of Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth
Centuries in Scotland (50)--Divided into Decorated and Late Pointed
(52)--Middle Pointed or Decorated Style (53)--Middle Pointed or
Decorated Style in Scotland (55)--Examples--Third or Late Pointed
Style (58)--Examples--Third or Late Pointed Style in Scotland
(60)--Effects of English and French influence (62).
CELTIC MONASTIC AND ECCLESIASTICAL STRUCTURES IN SCOTLAND.
I. SIMPLE OBLONG CHURCHES, ASSOCIATED WITH BEEHIVE CELLS AND
CHURCHES IN GROUPS.
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Eilean Naomh, Argyleshire, 66
Skeabost, Skye, 68
Mugstot, Do., 69
Howmore, South Uist, 70
Kilbar, Barra, 71
II. HERMITS’ CELLS, 73
The Chapel of St. Ronan, North Rona, 73
Teampull Sula Sgeir, 75
Flannain Isles, or Seven Hunters, 77
Teampull Beannachadh, 77
III. CELTIC CHURCHES STANDING ALONE, 78
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