A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1879)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J. Parker · leaf 273
openingsis on one or both sidesof the chancel-arch, andthere is frequently a pro-jection, like a low but-tress, on the outsideacross the angle to coverthis opening: these pro-jections are more com-mon in some districtsthan in others; theyare particularly abund-ant in the neighbour-hood of Tenby, in… … Squints, Haseley, Oxon. Splandrel = Spandrel. SqUILLERIE : Spur. See Sper.: Scullery. ioqumt. 265 instances they are small narrow arches by the sideof the chancel-arch,extending from theground to the heightof ten or twelve feet,as at Minster Love 11,Oxon: usually theyare not above a yardhigh and…
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