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A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 175
,Windsor, Kings college chapel, Cambridge, &c.m (Plate 146.) Fane. See Vane. On every principal! pinnacle in the lowest story of the same new Crosse,the Ymage of a Beast or a foule, holding up a fane, and on everie principallpinnacle in the second story the image of a naked Boy with a Targett,… … FASCIA—PENESTELLA. 161 Fascia, or Facia, Fit. Platebande, Ital. Fascia, Bendea,Ger. Die S5inbe, £er ©trcifcSI a broad fillet, band, or face, usedin Classical architecture, sometimes by itself but usually incombination with mouldings. Architraves are frequently dividedinto two or three facia?, each…Architecture
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