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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1879)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J. Parker · leaf 156

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ther similarsituations, for the pur-pose of admitting light,promoting ventilation,or for ornament, ofwhich those on thetop of St. Pauls Ca-thedral, and the Rad-cliffe Library at Ox-ford, may be referredto as Palladian ex-amples, In Gothic ar-chitecture the term isapplied to louvres onthe roofs of… … St. Helens, York. Knot, Knop, Knoppe, a bunchof leaves or flowers forming aboss; or the foliage on a capital. Label, or Label-moulding, asquare or horizontal dripstone. Lancet, a term applied some-times to the form of an arch,and especially to that over win-dows. 143 Eantern—SLafaatorrj, of this…

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