An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 118
r of lancet lights, which are uncusped, and supporta small circular centrepiece. All the thirteen circular patterns are cusped so as to formfour or six lobes ; i.e., they are either quatrefoiled or sexfoiled circles. It is to be notedthat all the mullions have shafts with foliated capitals and… … Easby Abbey : Refectory vol,, n. 41 594 i-:.\GLi.sn CHURCH architecture The mullions also are of three differing thicknesses, and the tracer} bars and the window-arch each contain three orders of moldings. In essence the desii^m is but a threefoldrepetition of a circle supported on two lancet…
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