An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 71
dering diversitv of the capitals alike of the thirteenth and the fifteenth centuries. Minute variations are frequent enough in it ; nevertheless the chief characteristics are adhered to with great persistence (544). The main points about it are (i) that for the roll molding of the abacus, whether… … F. H. c. Church Handborough, Oxon. II11. CAIMI \L 547 abolition of its iiiidcrcul hollow, the |)lacc of which is taken hy a semicircularroll, which (3) rests on a vertical lill(;t. Vhc ca))ital is comi)osefl of threemembers—the upper ^roup, the midway o-poup, and the; necking-—which…
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