A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 310
grided pommells, and a foot belonging to the same, all gylded. Accounts of Louth Steeple, Arch.Tol., vol. x. p. 94. Pomet-towek: this term occurs in the description of the fightunder the city walls, between Lybeaus and Maugys. * Both Ionics and ladyrsLeys »>ut yn funnel Courts, To se that scly… … Merrow, Surrey. Pom:, Porrv, Poiiv-ui: \i>,|Joop, Fk. Pot/ptr : an elevatedornament often used on the topsOf the upright ends, or elbows,which terminate seats, &c, inchurches: they are sometimesmerelyent into plainHeurs de lisor other simple forms, with theedges chamfered or slightly…
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