. Scoti-Monasticon: the ancient church of Scotland, a history of the cathedrals, conventual foundations, collegiate churches, and hospitals of Scotland. o o o o o. THE ANCIENT CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. 329 as Kennoquhar. The remains consist of six bays of the nave, including thewest front and the south wall, which was restored in Early Decorated in. themiddle of the fourteenth century, after great injuries sustained in 1322 ; andalso portions of the Early English choir, with lateral chapels to one bay,returned, as at Lanercost; and the shallow transept, which has a triforium offoliated arches, and a
. Scoti-Monasticon: the ancient church of Scotland, a history of the cathedrals, conventual foundations, collegiate churches, and hospitals of Scotland. o o o o o. THE ANCIENT CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. 329 as Kennoquhar. The remains consist of six bays of the nave, including thewest front and the south wall, which was restored in Early Decorated in. themiddle of the fourteenth century, after great injuries sustained in 1322 ; andalso portions of the Early English choir, with lateral chapels to one bay,returned, as at Lanercost; and the shallow transept, which has a triforium offoliated arches, and an eastern aisle, forming St. Marys Chapel, in the northwing,, the burial-place of Sir Walter Scott, and Lockhart, editor of theQuarterly Review. The nave, 98 feet by 55 feet, was of eight bays, the choirof two bays, 36 feet, with a presbytery beyond; the transept was shallow,and measured 75 feet by 20 feet; the whole building being igo feet in length,and strongly resembling Lanercost in the arrangement of its eastern arm. The conventual buildings include, on the east side, in TransitionalNorman, a sacristy, called the Chapel of St. Modan, 24 feet by 13 feet
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