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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)

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frequently used over tombs, chantry chapels, and othersmall erections, and fine examples on a larger scale existat Henry-the Sevenths Chapel, St. Georges Chapel, Wind-sor, Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, &c. Fascia, or Facia (Lat. Fmies = a face), a broad fillet,band, or face, used in… … Facade (Fr.), exterior face ofa building. Fane or Vane, a weathercock.The fane is found existing throughout the Middle Agoa,and assumes a variety ofshapes. See Vane, Il6 JFeneartal—JFtllet-

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