A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 243
than those of churches ;that of Malvern Priory bad a variety of cross-bracesabove the tie-beams cut into ornamental featherings;that of the Archbishop of Canterburys palace at May-field, Sussex, was supported on stone arches spanningthe whole breadth of the room (about forty feet): thisconstruction… … South Aisle, KiaJiD£tori. Dion. 2$6 3a oaf. been more common than is generally supposed, unci at allperiods d. In the Perpendicular style hammer -heam roofs wereintroduced, (one of the finest specimens of which X8 thaton Westminster Hall,) and, together with them, mostnumerous varieties of…
