Tracce per lo studio dell'architettura degli Ordini mendicanti nell'Irlanda medievale.

'Notes that the origin and development of Irish Gothic architecture is due largely to the extensive building construction by the mendicant orders, that the survival of the ruins of numerous monasteries makes reconstruction of the original structures possible; and that the singular uniformity of the construction of monastic architecture of the mid-13th to early 16th cs. reflects the conservative character of the orders' (BHA).