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19420	Clutton-Brock, A. (Arthur)	Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of York A Description of Its Fabric and A Brief History of the Archi-Episcopal See			.txt	text/plain	51320	3048	76	[Illustration: York Minster, the West Front and Nave.] Archbishop of York, Roger Pont L'Eveque, the builder of the Norman choir in the minster itself, and in 1200, nave, choir, transepts, and towers choir were considerably injured, and the glass of the great east window York Minster consists of a nave of eight bays and a choir of nine. The arch of the great east window is surrounded with panelling, each design in this east end with its great wall of glass, but, allowing for #The Interior Of The West End Of The Nave# contains the famous window these transepts, for a vault is a roof designed to fit a pointed arch. The first window from the west in the north aisle of the nave is plain. The two great windows in the small north and south transepts contain He completed the nave of the minster, and glazed the great west window.	./cache/19420.txt	./txt/19420.txt