A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 233
ateEarly English work, espe-cially in strings and drip-stones. The varieties ofsuch mouldings are nu-merous, some of themhearing resemblance to aroll of parchment, othersare very different. Wherethe square fillet is moredecidedly marked, it hasbeen called 4The Rolland Eillet Moulding. Itappears to… … String, fiorclieatE!, OstoidslUre. 226 iEamait ^trfsttEctarr, Roman Architecture. Before the conquest of Greecethe Romans were gradually developing an architectureof their own, quite distinct from what is now usuallycalled hy that name, which is a variation of the Greekstyle, adopted after the…
