Monograph On the Cathedral Church of Wells
Monograph On the Cathedral Church of Wells
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He died at Windsor Castle in the year 1491, and was interred in his newly built and beautifully adorned Chapel.
Bishop Godwin, writing in the seventeenth century, relates : " That the goodly Lady Chapel in the Cloisters was soon afterwards pulled down by Sir John Gates, who destroyed also the great Banquet Hall in the Palace, for the sake of the lead/' It is reported, says the Bishop, "That divers old men who had not only seen the celebration of his funerals, but also the building of his tomb, ...chapel, and all, did also see tomb and chapel destroyed, and 52 MONOGRAPH ON THE the bones of the Bishop that built them, turned out of the lead in which they were interred. " The arms of this Bishop also occur in one of the windows of the Vicars' Chapel gules on a fesse between three leopard's faces, argent, three fleur de lis sable.
Bishop Thomas Beckington, a great and noble minded benefactor to Wells, who succeded in 1443, built the Western Cloister Alley which led to the great South door- way of the Nave : also the fine Gateways called the Cathedral Eye, or locally called ' Penniless Porch/ and the Palace Eye ; the gateway leading to the Vicars' Close called the Chain gate, and bridge over it, communicating with the Cathedral; CATHEDBAL CHURCH, WELLS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He died at Windsor Castle in the year 1491, and was interred in his newly built and beautifully adorned Chapel.
Bishop Godwin, writing in the seventeenth century, relates : " That the goodly Lady Chapel in the Cloisters was soon afterwards pulled down by Sir John Gates, who destroyed also the great Banquet Hall in the Palace, for the sake of the lead/' It is reported, says the Bishop, "That divers old men who had not only seen the celebration of his funerals, but also the building of his tomb, ...chapel, and all, did also see tomb and chapel destroyed, and 52 MONOGRAPH ON THE the bones of the Bishop that built them, turned out of the lead in which they were interred. " The arms of this Bishop also occur in one of the windows of the Vicars' Chapel gules on a fesse between three leopard's faces, argent, three fleur de lis sable.
Bishop Thomas Beckington, a great and noble minded benefactor to Wells, who succeded in 1443, built the Western Cloister Alley which led to the great South door- way of the Nave : also the fine Gateways called the Cathedral Eye, or locally called ' Penniless Porch/ and the Palace Eye ; the gateway leading to the Vicars' Close called the Chain gate, and bridge over it, communicating with the Cathedral; CATHEDBAL CHURCH, WELLS.
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