A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 279
e in the bottom : examples in a mutilated conditionremain in various churches, as in the south porch of CotonChurch, Cambridgeshire ; in the north porch of ThornhamChurch, Kent, is one in a perfect state. It is also calledTToly-ivater Stone, and answers to the French Beniti&r. String or… … Lincoln Cathedral, e, JS30. Stubs,the intermediate postsin partitions of wood-work.They are also termed Uprightsand Quarters. Styles, in ioinmg, are the upright pieces of a frame, as? oa door, emitter, screen, or otherpanel-work, of which the hori-zontal pieces are termed rails. 272 Tabernacle. The…
