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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 205

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42), The ogee arch isfrequently used in small arcades and in the heads ofwindows. Thedripstones or hood-moulds are gene-rally supported byheads, and are fre-quently enrichedwith crockets andfinials. The arch-mouldings are fre-quently continueddown the pillars,or die into themwithout beingstopped by… … 142. Selby Abbey Cliurch, YorksMre, c. 1320.Decorated arches. the officiating clergy by the side of the altar, have pro-jecting canopies over them, (as at Dorchester, Oxon,and at Lichfield Cathedral,) forming perfect taber- DECORATED ARCADES, l8l nacles, as if for images; more commonly they…

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