A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 172
InFieiich,alioly water basin, U.SU- ally set at the entrance to a church. The benitier may be suj))iorted on a shaft or pedestal, or corbelled out from the wall. (Compare Pila; Stoup.) BENJAMIN. ASHER ; architect. Hi- pulilislied Tuini <uid Count))/ BuildersAssistant (1797), The Irartiml House… … Benitier : Chitrch or S. 5L\rk,Venue. Early cinquecen-To Work. BENOIT BENOIT- (See B^nezet.) BENT (11.). In the United States, a partof a framed stnicture consisting of two oppositeposts or nearly upright struts connected by abeam or by braces. In former times it wasconstructed on tlie ground and…
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