A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884, Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850. sgn, Fenwick, Isabella. ins, Reed, Henry. sgn, Wordsworth Collection · Oxford, J. H. Parker · leaf 29
enerally used for the small buildings with seatsin them in gardens. Almery, burners, ^umtrg, ^mbrg,Umbrc, ^mlirie, Er. Armoire, Ital. Ar-mario, Ger. S3robfd)ranf. Almary, or Almery, Almarium, Almariolum,Almarium. Prompt. Parv. Almariolum, a lytellAlmary, or a cobborde. Ortus Vocab.—Hormansays, All… … ALMERY. 7 an Altar, to contain the utensils belonging thereunto. Thiswould make it appear the same as the locker, which is ahollow space in the thickness of the wall, with a door to it; andthis is correct: but it is evident from many passages in ancientwriters, that a more extended signification…
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