The Cathedral
1st Edition
Published on 17. December 2020
118 pages
978-1-000-22847-2 (ISBN)
Description
Originally published in 1958, The Cathedral is a verse sequence evoking the spirit of an English cathedral and the characters associated with its history.
Although Salisbury is at its core, the book does not focus on the portrait of one specific cathedral, but instead includes features from many. It brings to life the figures that it portrays, giving voices to a wide variety of characters from the Peasant's Daughter to The Devil, and the Spire-Builder to the Queen.
The Cathedral will appeal to those with an interest in poetry, Christianity, and religious architecture.
Although Salisbury is at its core, the book does not focus on the portrait of one specific cathedral, but instead includes features from many. It brings to life the figures that it portrays, giving voices to a wide variety of characters from the Peasant's Daughter to The Devil, and the Spire-Builder to the Queen.
The Cathedral will appeal to those with an interest in poetry, Christianity, and religious architecture.
More details
Series
Edition
1. Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Product notice
Reflowable
ISBN-13
978-1-000-22847-2 (9781000228472)
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Schweitzer Classification
Other editions
Additional editions
Person
Clive Sansom
Content
Spirit of the Cathedral; The Land; Peasant's Daughter; Bishop; Quarry-Master; Dedication; Architect; Ballad of the Bishop's Trees; Stone-Carver; Gargoyles; Wandering Scholars; Crusader; Wood-Carver; Corpus Christi Play; Martyr; Spire-Builder; The People; Vespers; Pilgrim; Travelling Preacher; The Devil; Sanctuary; Candle Carol; Plague-Pit; The Reliquary; The Clock; Cure-Seller; Princess; Lady Chapel; John the Cellarer; Lord and Lady; The Doom Painting; The Wool Window; Rood-Loft; The Wavering Canon; The Queen; The Martins' Chapel; Nicholas Martin; Bell Tower: Morning Bell; Fire Bell; 'Great Peter'; Storm Bell; Ironside; Wall Monument; The Pulpit; Grave-Digger; 'Restorer'; The Font; The Lectern; Weathercock; Sundial; The Close; The West Front; Man and his Cathedral; Prayer
