The architectural antiquities of Great Britain : represented and illustrated in a series of views, elevations, plans, sections, and details, of various ancient English edifices : with historical and descriptive accounts of each (1807)
Britton, John, 1771-1857 · London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, J. Taylor, Architectural Library, and the author · leaf 285
representing the meshesotja net; and to give the work a richer appearance, each stone was subdivided(by two cross lines pretty deeply chased) into four equal parts, the upper pointreceding so as to receive a shadow from the work above, giving it the appear-ance of Mosaic. On the East side of the… … 5 * i & 1 t t3 1 t - * | - * -5 r lie i|< ! * ;r ■ ^ 5 s 1 = 1 : V h 5t SOME ACCOUNT Caernarvon Castle, or Caer^n-SMon, CAERNARVONSHIRE, NORTH WALES. The town of Caernarvon, according to Pennant, is justly the boast of NorthWales for the beauty of situation, goodness of the buildings,…
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