A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 343
ry windows of the church of(ioodnestone, nearWingham, Kent, which last are of Perpendicular date : straight-lined arches of this form are also to befound in Norman work at Norwich ;Hadiscoe, Norfolk; and Herringflcet, Suf-folk: and in Early English work atBlackland, Wiltshire. u In the old portions… … eleventh century, some of the smallshafts are encircled by bands of mould-ings. In the jambs of the clear-storywindows, and in anarcade below them,in the choir of thechurch of St. Eti-enne, Nevers, aresmall shafts whichbulge out like balus-ters : they are alsofound in the Normanturrets at the…
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