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Oxford and Its Story

Note 6 — Chapter II · THE MOUND, THE CASTLE AND SOME CHURCHES

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The crypt, which had been beneath the apse of the chapel, was afterwards replaced approximately in its position, north-east of the tower. The capitals of the four dwarf pillars which support the groining are interesting, and should be compared and contrasted with those in S. Peter’s in the East.

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