Architectural notices of the churches of the Archdeaconry of Northampton. Deaneries of Higham Ferrers and Haddon (1849)
Architectural and Archaeological Society of the Archdeaconries of Northampton and Oakham · London: J. H. Parker · leaf 288
difficult to describe without confu-sion, for the mouldings of the rear arch springfrom corbels, which in some instances form agroup with the subject of the corbels of thehood-moulding. We shall describe them sepa-rately, noting when there is this arbitrai-y con-nexion between the two subjects. We… … the head, the chin forming the point, and theears the two barbs. II. A grotesque head, with an oak-branchissuing from the mouth. III. An oak-branch, fructed. IV. A winged monster, with claws, and adragons tail. V. An oak, fructed. VI. An ape at the foot of a hazel bushbearing nuts, with some…
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