The proof of this lies in the vast collection of ancient glass in the museum at Naples.
In the north-east transept is an ancient glass window, restored and entirely releaded by Warrington, at the cost of the Dean and Chapter, Oct.
In the south-east transept, again, is a window of ancient glass, erected under the same circumstances.
If a piece of modern window glass be heated in water under pressure in a closed vessel, it will present somewhat the appearance of ancient glass, for a considerable quantity of soluble silicate will be dissolved out from it.
Even the most casual observer, and one entirely unlearned in our beautiful art, cannot fail to notice how large an amount of wall-space is given over to ancient glass in York Minster.
The corresponding chapel on the north side of the chancel has lost all its ancient glass, except a little in the tracery lights.
To the right and left just before we enter the Lady chapel are single windows containing fragments of ancient glass.
There are many well-known books on the subject of ancient glass, Winston, Westlake, &c.
There were several curious lamps in this church formed of ancient glass, like those in the mosque of Sultan Hassan at Cairo, which are said to be of the same date as the mosque, and to be of Syrian manufacture.
There are also some fragments of ancient glass; and a stone, with a consecration cross, is built into the porch.
It has a small church, retaining a fine stoup and some fragments of ancient glass in the E.
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