The book "Oxford Cathedral: A Description of the Structure and a Brief History of the Episcopal See" by Percy Dearmer is a study of the architecture and history of one of the most important sacred places not only in Great Britain, but in the whole world. Describing in detail the building characteristics of the cathedral, the author talks about architectural features, historical events and significant figures associated with this symbolic temple. In his book, Deermer examines the architectural elements of Oxford Cathedral in detail, paying due attention to each component of the building, and gives the reader the opportunity to immerse himself in the sophisticated world of medieval architecture and religious symbolism. In addition, the book contains a short but multi-layered history of the episcopal throne, revealing the secrets and significance of this spiritual institution during its magnificent centuries of existence. "Oxford Cathedral" is not just a book about architecture and history, it is a journey into the world of spirituality and culture, which expands our understanding of the uniqueness of this shrine. The author skilfully combines factual data with his own vision and perspective, which make this book a fascinating read for a wide range of readers interested in history, architecture and religion.