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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 183
ed withthe convex part up-wards, [see Cyma Be*versd\: among theGreeks they wereformed with quirks at the top, but by the Etonians thesewere very frequently omitted. In Gothic architecture also ogees are very abundantlyemployed) but they arc, quite as often as not, used with,the hollow part upwards,… … Quirked Ogee, Arch of CoiutMlroe, Home Nosing-, the prominent edge nfa moulding or drip. A termoften applied to the projectingmoulding on the edue of a step. OcrosTYLE, a portico havingeight columns in front.Ocultfs, a round window,Off-set. See Set-off. ©gee—©ttiEr, J77 later styles. _ This…Architecture -- Dictionaries · Architecture -- Terminology
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