A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 247
glandprevious to the Reforma-tion, made sometimes ofsilver; but in some in-stances a larger bell wasused, and was suspendedon the outside of the churchin a small turret, made toreceive it, over the arch-way leading from the naveinto the chancel, and rungby a rope from within;many of these turrets… … L i j CompLon, Warwickshire. Sack accent-house. SeeTa6s7-nacle. Sacrynge-bell, or Saunce-bell = Sanate-bsU. Saijdle-eaks, in casement orquarry glazing the small ironbars to which the lead panelsare tied. Saddle-hoof of a tower, BOcalled where the roof has twogables, sometimes termed a Pack-saddle…
