The Story of the Deanery Durham 1070 1912
The Story of the Deanery Durham 1070 1912
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They were early Tudor work, probably with two mullions ; the heads of them were ornamented by late perpendicular tracery, just indicated on the restoration drawing given above. There are now no traces left in sight of the doorway by which the retainers came up into the Solarium 52 THE DEANERY, DURHAM.
from the room below ; it is however still seen plainly on the inside of the spiral staircase.
There is one entry in the Rolls bearing on this fine Hall. 5 1 I give it here as a puzzle. " Etiam sol...utum pro lxx Tyldestone pro le hurdesse in magna camera Domini Prioris, i6d. " Now tyldestones are certainly stones of thill, that is, " bottom-stones of a coal seam, " a hard clayey sandstone, very suitable for paving purposes, and as they run to a considerable size, these seventy stones may have been meant for a new floor for some part, or for the whole, of the hall. This does not explain what is meant by la hurdesse, which is translated to be " the enclosure of some sort ;" as if it was the marking off by hurdles of some division of the hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were early Tudor work, probably with two mullions ; the heads of them were ornamented by late perpendicular tracery, just indicated on the restoration drawing given above. There are now no traces left in sight of the doorway by which the retainers came up into the Solarium 52 THE DEANERY, DURHAM.
from the room below ; it is however still seen plainly on the inside of the spiral staircase.
There is one entry in the Rolls bearing on this fine Hall. 5 1 I give it here as a puzzle. " Etiam sol...utum pro lxx Tyldestone pro le hurdesse in magna camera Domini Prioris, i6d. " Now tyldestones are certainly stones of thill, that is, " bottom-stones of a coal seam, " a hard clayey sandstone, very suitable for paving purposes, and as they run to a considerable size, these seventy stones may have been meant for a new floor for some part, or for the whole, of the hall. This does not explain what is meant by la hurdesse, which is translated to be " the enclosure of some sort ;" as if it was the marking off by hurdles of some division of the hall.
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