Suchergebnisse - Gem, Richard

An account of the remedy for the stone: lately published in England, according to an Act of Parliament, assigning a reward of 5000 l. to the discoverer. Extracted from the examinations of this remedy, given into the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris, by M. Morand, and M Geoffroy; appointed, as Members of that Academy, to examine the same. By Richard Gem, of the University of Cambridge

Bede and architectural history

A Queen, a Countess and a Layman: The Patronage of Seint-Hilaire-le-Grand at Poitiers in the 11th Century

The ninth-century polychrome decoration at St Mary's Church, Deerhurst

[Rezension von:] Stalley, Roger: Early medieval architecture. - Oxford : University Press, 1999, paperback 2002

Studies in English pre-romanesque and romanesque architecture

Studies in english pre-romanesque and romanesque architecture

[Rezension von:] Blockley, Kevin; Sparks, Margaret; Tatton-Brown, Tim: Canterbury Cathedral nave : archaeology, history and architecture. - Canterbury : Canterbury Archaeological Trust and Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral, 1997

[Rezension von:] Alcock, Leslie: Cadbury Castle, Somerset : the early medieval archaeology. - Cardiff : University of Wales Press, 1995

The early monastic church of Lastingham

L' architettura religiosa

La façade préromane en Angleterre

The first Romanesque cathedral at Old Salisbury

Romanesque churches: Melbourne, Church of St. Michael and St. Mary

[Rezension von:] Lobbedy, Uwe: Die Ausgrabungen im Dom zu Paderborn 1978/80 und 1983. - Bonn, 1986

An early church of the Knights Templars at Shipley, Sussex

The early Romanesque tower of Sompting Church, Sussex

The Romanesque rebuilding of Westminster Abbey (with a reconstruction by W. T. Ball)

[Rezension von:] Lyttleton, Margaret: Baroque architecture in Classical antiquity. - London, 1974

The Romanesque church of Kilmalkedar in context