A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 162
, and under the parapet ofthe chancel; but it is by nomeans confined to any particular district CorLie], WQwt Clandon, Surrey. Member, a moulding; as a cornice of five members,a base of three members. The term is also sometimesapplied to the subordinate parts of a building. Met&l*work. Besides… … Metope, or Metopsc (Gr.),glyphs in the frieze of the Mallles, Coir de. See illus-trations tq Brass. Maniple, part of the priestsdregs. See illustrations to Brass, Manse, the parsonage-house;chiefly a north-country word. Mantle-thee, i.q. mantel-piece over a fire tl ace. Mak«UeTEV (Fr.), a kind…
