. Die Kathedralkirche von Saint David's; eine kurze Geschichte und Beschreibung des Gewebes und bischöflichen Gebäuden. S geschmückt mit aseries von Skulpturen, die traurig verstümmelt sind, aber in dem wemay noch die vertraute Darstellung der Wurzel von Jesse verfolgen.die Position, Allerdings, notwendigerweise beinhaltet einige Singularitäten, und, wie in der besser bekannten Beispiel des Dorchester Fenster, die Genealogie ist keineswegs leicht zu folgen. Die westernimpost ist besetzt durch, was scheint, eine Figur von Adam, mit Eva Ausgabe von seiner Seite, die andere unterstützt die recum-gebogen Figur von Jesse, von denen Quellen die

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. The cathedral church of Saint David's; a short history and description of the fabric and episcopal buildings. s adorned with aseries of sculptures, which are sadly mutilated, but in which wemay still trace the familiar representation of the Root of Jesse.The position, however, necessarily involves some singularities, and, as in the better known example of the Dorchester window, the genealogy is by no means easy to follow. The westernimpost is occupied by what appears to be a figure of Adam, with Eve issuing from his side; the other supports the recum-bent figure of Jesse, from whom springs the branch, alongwhich the figures are introduced, somewhat after the mannerof the Norman medallions at Iflley. Some of the figures maystill be discerned reading at desks; David with his harp mayalso plainly be seen, as well as a representation of theCrucifixion. Over the apex is an effigy of the Holy Trinity, with angels on each side bearing censers. The doorway haspinnacles at the sides, but they are cut off by the vaulting ofthe porch, which is plain quadripartite, springing from corbels, J. & v., p. 54.. o (^ o 5 i6 ST. DAVIDS CATHEDRAL among whicli we may observe the ornament called the mask, the only example of that form to be found in the cathedral.This porch is the work of (lower, and the peculiar mouldingsare readily traceable to the same artist who designed the rood-screen. Scraps of the previous Norman doorway, which wasdone away with by (lower, are still to be seen in the plinth.At one time there were five steps in the porch, but these wereremoved in 1885. Tlie entrance to tlie upper chamber (addedby aughan, c. 15 15) is obtained from the nave by a turret-stair, and the room is now used as a clerk-of-works drawingoffice. In 1849 Butterfield renewed the tracery of the aisle windowsas it originally was in Decorated times, but it is not veryattractive. The (Clerestory is Norman, of aslilar work, and the windows, are rather wide, stumpy, and round-headed, with flat pilaster-l

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