The Principles of Vaulting--_continued_.
Certain practical points concerning vaulting--Ribs of early and late
vaulting--Filling in of intermediate surfaces or cells--Methods
adopted in France and England--Sexpartite vaulting--Crypt of Glasgow
Cathedral--Choir at Lincoln--Chapter-house, Lichfield--Caudebec,
Normandy--Octagonal kitchen of the Monastery, Durham--Lady
Chapel, Salisbury--Segmental vaulting--Temple Church--Lady
Chapel, St. Saviour’s, Southwark--Westminster Abbey--Intermediate
ribs--Presbytery at Ely--Chapter-houses of Chester and Wells--Exeter
Cathedral--Cloisters, Westminster--“Liernes”--Ely Cathedral--Chancel,
Nantwich Church--Crosby Hall and Eltham Palace--Choir at
Gloucester--Winchester Cathedral--Fan-vaulting--Cloisters at
Gloucester--King’s College Chapel, Cambridge--Divinity Schools,
Oxford--Roof of Henry VII.’s Chapel, Westminster--Ideal of its
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