A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 145
tly put-log holes in the wall only,Roman work as well as Mediaeval. Image, thiB term was formerly applied to paintingsas well as statues; and a sculptor, and sometimes alsoa painter, was called an Imagcour. Both sculpture andpainting were extensively employed in the architectureof the Middle Ages,… … Leigh CWcb, Kent. in Housing, a tabernacle or nichefor a statue. Hovel, sometimes used in thesense of tabernacles for images. Hutch, a chest or locker inwhich sacred utensils werekept. Hypaethkal (Gr.J, a namegiven to temples having partof the cell open to the sky. HYPEETHEEU1I (Ql.)- a Meet- ing…
