An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 174
s, terminating eitherin a pedimental head, or gable, or in a plain slopingset-off, as at Beaulieu, Hampshire (113). The anglesare frequently broadly chamfered, and sometimes orna-mented with shafts, either solid or detached. The pinnacles terminating the buttresses are at more abundant after-wards… … 112. LiEcoln Cathedral, c. Iii20.Boss, north aisle of nave. ISO EARLT ENGLISH BUTTRESSES. first sometimes square, as at Bishops Cleeve, Glou-cestershire (64),which is of tran-sitional Normancharacter: they arenot very numerousin the Early Eng-lish style, and oftenconsist merely ofan octagonal…
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