A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 305
hich, although perhapsin the majority of casesthev are of later datethan the towers, appear to have been originally contem-plated. Examples remain at the cathedrals of Oxfordand Peterborough, the churches of St. Mary, Stamford;Ketton and Byhall, Rutland; Loddington and Raunds,Northamptonshire;… … Hroofcthorpe, Gloucestershire, C. WKt. 298 is produced by varying the arrangement and form ofsubordinate parts, such as windows, buttresses, pinnacles,&c, but in general composition they do not differ very the Many are vcrysome highly en- materially from Early English towers,lofty, and others…
