A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 222
onally in public tho-roughfares, as on thenort h side of the churchof Notre Dame, at St.Lo in Normandy, andin the outer court ofMagdalen College, Ox-ford. In churches thepulpits were formerlyalways placed in thenave, attached to a wall,pillar, or screen, and theecclesiastics and otherswho occupied… … pKicK-posTS.au obsolete termfor the que en-posts in a roof. Print, a plaster cast of a flatornament. Pbismatories occurs in onecontract = Sedilia, but probablyan error of copyist. Pitocession-path, or Proces-sional, the passage or way round. and behind the presbytery ina large church. Pronaos, the…
