A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 221
so as to forma cloister. [See Temple,,] Presbytery ((Jr., the placeof the elders or priests), thepart of a church in which thenigh altar is placed; it formsthe eastern termination of thechoir, above which it is raisedby several steps, and is occu-pied exclusively by those who minister in the… … Temple of Vesta, TUDll. called post and pane, [SeePane.] Posters, a private or conceal-ed entrance behind or outsideof a castle, town, or monastery. PoyJtTELL, paving formed into small lozenges or squares laiddiagonally. Pjleceptoby, a subordinateestablishment of tho KnightsTemplars, governed by a…
