A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 185
Ogivai., Fremeh equivalent fofGothic, i.e. from Ogive = apointed arch. Whence also theterms adopted by soma ecelesi-ologiBts, First Pointed, Secondor Middle Pointed, and ThirdPointed,meaningEarlyEngHah,Decorated, and Perpendicular. Oillets. See Loop-hotes. OriBTHOnoHDs, the enclosedspace in the… … IriLUI ,u4H U II 61 1 TT F! Gieciin Doric. The Jaw Ottiftfr, the oldest and simplest of the threeorders used by the Greeks, but it is ranked as the second ofthe five orders adopted by .the Romans. The shaftof the column has twen tyflutings, which arc sepa-rated by a sharp edge,and not by a fillet,…
