Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 2

by Sir George Gilbert Scott

Fig. 202.—Chapel of St. Cormac at Cashel. Interior.

There is in Scotland at least one specimen of parallel character to these later of the old Irish churches. I allude to the church of St. Regulus, which stands side-by-side with the cathedral at St. Andrews; just as that of St. Cormac does with the cathedral at Cashel.

Fig. 203.—North and East Elevations, Church of St. Regulus, St. Andrews.