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Anglo-Saxon Literature

Note 34 — Chapter II

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“The church at Brixworth has plainly had its walls raised, and a clerestory with windows added, even in the Saxon period; assuming that midwall baluster-shafts are to be received as characteristics of this period, for a triple window with such shafts was inserted in the western wall when the walls were so raised.” Ibid., p. 30. See also Haddan and Stubbs, i., 38.

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