A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 297
cross and recross,as if woven; said ofditterent cords, bands,withes, or the like, orof a single piece offlexible material re-turning upon itself Byextension, to seem tointerlace, as of a sculp-tured ornament resem-bhng a band crossingand recrossing itself,or of several bandsseeming to cross one… … Interlace: InterlacedOrnament, Canter-bury C A T H E d R al ;Crypt. INTERLACING ORNAMENT seem to cross one another and produce a con-tinuous interwoven pattern, as in an intersect-ing arc.ulo. INTERLACING ORNAMENT. (Sefe StrapOrnament.) INTERMODILLION. The space betweentwo mudillion.s, as in an…
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