Ward, James, 1851-1927 · London, Chapman and Hall · leaf 59
flower that usually formed the spot in Greekornament was composed of a greater number of petalsthan the later Roman and Gothic, which shows itsAssyrian origin (see Fig. 82). Persian work affords alsogood examples of horizontal band treatment (see Figs.84 and 85). Third division : perpendicular… … so 8/ panels, upright border to panels, stops in the nature oftriglyphs in friezes. Partly belonging to this class would PRINCIPLES OF ORNAMENT. Al be soffits of arches in classic styles, and the decorationof side and under surfaces of groins and ribs in Gothic
Decoration and ornament
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