Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford [etc.] Parker and Co. · leaf 208
Haseley, Oxon, c. A.D. 1480.quently great width in proportion to their height,as at Haseley, and were placed so near together, PERPENDICULAR, WINDOWS. 197 that the strength of the building entirely dependedon the buttresses. A little later in the style, one of the best examplesthat is anywhere to… … Presbytery, York, c. A.D. 1460.York, in which the windows are very large and di-vided into five lights; in the central division the mul-lions are carried straight through the arch, and twohorizontal transoms are introduced, which is a very 198 THE PEEPENDICTJLAK STYLE. unusual arrangement; there…
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