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Title: Archaeologia cantiana
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Kent Archaeological Society. cn
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Publisher: (London) Kent Archaeological Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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PLATE V.
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Fig. 8. Plan as excavated of the crypt, etc., at Temple Bruer, Lines. ROUND-NAVED CHURCHES IN ENGLAND. 67 found that the church had been lengthened eastwards witha square end and a tower built on the north-east of the newquire. This was afterwards balanced, towards the close ofthe twelfth century, by the tower to the south-east which isleft to us. Both the earlier and later quires were vaulted.The nave had a diameter of 50 ft. with an inner ring ofapparently eight arches, and an encircling aisle which wascertainly vaulted. At the south-west corner of the quirewas a vice or staircase leading down to the crypt andprobably upwards to the roofs. There was also a westernporch, and early in the fourteenth century a large chapelwas added to the south of the quire. (Fig. 9.) The parallel between the Temple Bruer church and thatat Clerkenwell is therefore both close and interesting, andthe restored plan of the lesser building illustrates the othervery completely. The next example, the church o

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