A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 561
). (b) VCith groin ribs and transverse arches(Fig. 50). From Gerland, France; one of theearliest examples. Both ribs and arches aresemicircular, and the vaulting is therefore domi-cal. (r) Groin and wall ribs only (Fig. 51). (d) Groin, transverse, and wall ribs, withlevel ridges (Fig. 52). The same… … Fia. 76 (Plan). may stop at the crossing and be connected withthe centre by a single lierne (Fig. 55). (/) Groin, transverse, intermediate, andridge ribs (Fig. 44). {(j) Side vaults oblique (Fig. 56), choir ofLincoln cathedral. The half groin ribs on962
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