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attack. The main arcade is supported chiefly on round pillars, but at intervals the piers may be described as portions of the wall, as they
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Fig. 1376.—Dysart Church. View from North-East.
extend to five feet and even 9 feet in length, and have rounded ends corresponding to the intermediate pillars. The pillars at the east end
