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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 240

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rway the cable DOORWAYS AND PORCflIvS 715 and scroll-work occur (with the latter ccjinpare the detail of the l-^ly (ialilee, p. 509) ; it isremarkable that the inner order of the arch is cusped ; but cuspation begins earlier in thearches of doorways than in the tracery of windows. Each cusp is a… … c. K. N. Cley, Norfolk : West Doorway the treatment of the jamb shafts we see perhaps the origin of the double cone, e.g., Stoneleigh(706). In the west doorway of Iffley, near Oxford, reliance is placed on zigzag and beakhead ;the dripstone has a series of medallions (705). The southern doorway is…

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