A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 263
d filleted, but are sometimesof other forms. In the Perpen-dicular style they are cut on thesame stones with the rest of the work: they are mostgenerally round, and are sometimes filleted; in somecases they are polygonal, with each side slightly hollowed.The part of a chimney-stack between the base… … Salisbury CntbidrrcJ, c. 1250. Sevf.eey, a bay, division, or , Shanks, Legs: a name Borne-compartment;, oi a vaulted ceil- J times applied to the plain spacesing. | between the channels of the tri- Sextey = Sacristy. 1 glyphs in the Doric frieze. 256 the most partf been superseded by more durable…
