A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 144
plied togables with barge-boards, the lowerpart of the hip-knob frequently ter-minated in a pendant. They are, how-ever, rather characteristic of sixteenthand seventeenth century work. The Holy-water Stone, or Stock, was the stone basin for holding the holy water placednear the entrances of… … ErUr GnW, Tlaltfj Hexastyle, a portico havinggis Columns in frond. Hi&H-ioMB: used by Lelandfor Altar-tomb. IlrsTOEiA. See Story. Hollow. See CaveUo. Hood-moulding, The Label-moulding. See Dripstone. HOSTBIE, HOSTELBIE {Fr. So- tellerie), an inn, or house of en-tertainment for travellers.…
