 It is built of brick in pure Gothic style, and is considered one of the largest and finest ecclesiastical edifices in Denmark.Its construction was continued under his successor, bishop Peter Pagh (1304–39), who apparently assisted, even if he did not found, the school at Odense.The next bishop, Nicholas Jensen (1340–62), made the school a free one in 1349; before this the pupils paid half the cost of their education.