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The Architectural magazine (1834)

London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 239

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in a few words, theessential distinctions between theseveral styles, or orders, if we mayso call them, of Gothic windows :the semicircular arch marks theperiod from the Conquest to themiddle of the twelfth century,generally earlier or later, accord-injT to the massiveness or lightnessof the… … smgie, the divisions extending throutrhthe wall, are not later than themiddle or latter end of the thir-teenth century, and belong to theEarly Pointed Order. Tracery, with the divisions of the lightsnot extending through the wall, the heads forming geometricalfigures, belongs to the Early…

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