A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 201
s,and the forms A and B resulted. When [li-lasters or shafts were carried up on the side ofthe uave to receive cross arches or vaultingribs, or sometimes even the roof trusses, thepiers took the forms C and D, which last maybe taken as a typical form of pier in a devel-oped Romanesque church. As… … RoMAXESQfE Ahchitecture: Porch, KelsoAliUEY, SCUTL.-IND; c. llliO. to be used even in churclies which were not in-tended to be vaulteil, as we may see in S. Mini-ato in Florence. On the other hand, in churcheshere and there columns continued in use, in-creasing in size, and bearing on their…
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