A dictionary of the architecture and archaeology of the middle ages : including words used by ancient and modern authors in treating of architectural and other antiquities, also, biographical notices of ancient architects (1883)
Britton, John, 1771-1857, Le Keux, John, 1783-1846, Godwin, George, 1813-1888 · London : Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, Paternoster Row; and the Author, Burton Street · leaf 187
ow, or otheraperture in a wall. Crosiek, Crozier, crosse, Fr.; supposed to be de-rived from crocia, low Lat., a siinilitudine crucis ;called also Cambuta, Pedum, and Baculus Pas-toralis, the pastoral staff, or crook of an arch-bishop, a bishop, an abbot, Sac. It was used bythe Christian prelates as… … G.Cau^rmole (lel. 1.2.8. Saiisbiiry Cauhl CROCKETS .3.Canterbury Ca-th^ _Moii^ of Abp:Kemp. 7. uv u ID.n.S* GfoiChap: WLndaor. Loruien-AMtfAact hv th^ JutAar:Ji*nAJJ^0. CRO] ARCHITECTURAL DICTIONARY 103 ated charge to Peter, Feed my sheep, it islikely that an imitation of the shepherds staffand…