A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 180
mullions, but sometimes they were arranged in pairs (notunfrequently under a larger arch), with a single shaft be-tween them; towards the end of the style they wereoccasionally grouped together in threes, like the EarlyEnglish. The pillars at first were very massive, but sub-sequently became much… … Normnn Puorwny. Itfiddlcton Stoney, Oiod, ft. 1150, 174 forms were plain circles, or polygons, sometimes with smallshafts attached, and a cluster of four large semicircles withsmaller shafts in rectangular recesses between them. Thebuttresses were mostcommonly broad, andof small projection,either…
