A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 148
those, considerable skill as well aselegance is displayed, and the junc-tions of the subordinate branches ofthe patterns with the larger stems areformed with the greatest neatness andprecision; the minute ornaments alsowhich are frequently introduced onthem, such as animals heads, leaves,flowers,… … In&bbtttsi opus (Vitruvius),regular bonded masonry. Insula, used by Leland foraisle. Intebstitium, a name applied to the central space beneath thetower in a cruciform church. Intbaeos, the soffit or tinderBurface of an arch, &e opposed to Etanfocrfe. like a spike, others rounded, others…
