...part of his time, and of the revenues " of his See, we have still splendid evidence ; and so " long as one stone of his Cathedral remains, so long " must...imbibed his love, and perhaps skill in architecture, • Rot. Part, vol. vi. p. 227. t Some writers consider that he i the person whom Le Neve describes...

...see he has left splendid evidence, and so long as one stone of his Cathedral remains, so long must hU memory, his taste, and his liberality, be held in...been happily conjectured that he imbibed his love for, and perhaps skill in, architecture from his first patron, William of Wykeham, bishop of Winchester,...

...great part of his time, and the vast revenues of his see, he has left splendid evidence ; and so long as one stone of his Cathedral remains, so long must...been happily conjectured that he imbibed his love for, and perhaps skill in, architecture from his first patron, William of Wykehatn, bishop of Winchester,...

...great part of his time, and the vast revenues of his see, he has left splendid evidence, and so long as one stone of his Cathedral remains, so long must...been happily conjectured that he imbibed his love for, and perhaps skill in, architecture from his first patron, William of Wykeham, bishop of Winchester,...

...great part of his time, and of the revenues of his seev we have still splendid evidence, and so long as one stone of his cathedral remains, so long must...his taste, and his liberality be held in veneration. He died at Wells on the 14th of January, 1445 " [cor. 1465, see Le Neve, Fasti, vol. i., p. 141], "...