A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 247
nes, or a bonding-course inmasonry. 44 The hewinge of the stone ashlar, and Endstons, with artvficiall bevelinge,and lockbmnds, one within another, will amounte before they be at the plaeen ftdye to be laved, 12*. the foot. Charges of Douer Haven, temp. KHz., Archapol., vol. xi. p. 233. Loft,… … 230 LOFT—LOOP-HOLE. Before Jesus Altar, where there was on the North side betwixt two pillars,a loft for the Masters and Quiristers to sing Jesus Mass every Friday containynga pair of organs to play on and a fair desk to lay the books on in time of Divine Service. Antient Rites of Durham, p. 58. A…
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