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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 136
tion is inthe cornice, but they are sometimes, especially in EarlyEnglish and Decorated buildings, placed on the fronts ofthe buttresses. Garreting, small splinters of stone, inserted *in thejoints of coarse masonry; they are stuck in after the workis built. Flint walls are very frequently… … :il; i-t:ni College Chap«lf Dufoid. ©ateuiag. Gateway. The gatehouses or gateways of the MiddleAges are often large and imposing structures ; they wereerected over the prin-cipal entrances of theprecincts of religiousestablishments, colleges, &c, and some-times also of the courtsof houses, as…Architecture -- Dictionaries · Architecture -- Terminology
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