A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 208
cular to a lozenge-shapedarrangement, or to a square placed diagonally, but many other varietiesare at times tohe met with;they some-times consistof small shaftssurrounding alarger one, andare sometimes moulded; the email shafts andsome of the mouldings are oftenfilleted; plain octagonal pillarsare… … mon, as it is also in the Perpendicularstyle, but in that style the hollowsare usually ishallower, and the dis-position of the fillets is different. A plain octagonal pillar continuesin use throughout the Perpendicularstylo, though it is not so frequent asat earlier periods, and its sides…
