A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 12
es may befound of two aisleson one side, andone on the other,more rarely two oc-cur on either side. Inmany cases the aisleshave had their originin chantry chapels,[See ChirchJ] Almery (literallya place for the alms),a cupboard; whenby the side of analtar employed tocontain the sacredvessels which… … Almcry in UiMlOla Cathedra], c, 1S00. Aedes, generally a temple,hutoftenusedforanypublicbuilding. Atllettes. See illustrationsto Brass, Alb, part of priests robes.See illustrations to Brass. Alley,Allyf. : used for Aisle. 6 $Umerg—Ultar. It is evident, however, from many passages in ancientwriters,…
