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Architecture: gothic and renaissance (1880)

Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 22

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ir.—The part of a church in which the services are celebrated; usually, but not always, the east end or chancel. In a Spanish church the choir is often at the crossing.Clerestory.—The upper stoiy or row of windows lighting the nave of a Gothic church.Cloister.—A covered way round a quadrangle of a… … Fig. fc.—Early Renaissance Corbel. Corbelling.—A series of mouldings doing the same duty as a corbel; a row of corbels.Corbel Table.—A row of corbels supporting an overhanging parapet or cornice. XXll GOTHIC AKCHITECTURE. Cor.TiLE (Italian),—The internal arcaded quadrangle of a palace,mansion, or…

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