Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 412
y flutingit, which marked a decided advance ; and then the semi-circular ends of the cushion so divided were decoratedby sunk carving as at J>udlow, in th ircJuJing of the CH. xxviii] ENGLAXD—XORMAX PERIOD 245 Ncvrman round chapel (Fig-. 142). In addition the abacus \rasoften enriched by diapers… … Kij;. 14^ Kiji, I4> at S. Davios (ii;(v iigS) the dividovl cushion capitallost its convex lonn. a!\d curled m cr on a concave line, Aiv»mUM\-theditVercMU divisions becoming .ihnost stalks ot vt\v^etable ^ihcgrowth ; and the next step was to treat the rounded end l^,^)^^^as a plaque tor sculpture…
