A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 319
arly English and later stylesthey are most usually polygo-nal, but are sometimes square,and occasionally circular. The upper terminations are veryvarious; in the Early English style spires prevail, but inthe Decorated and Perpendicular not only spires but para-pets, either plain, battlemented,… … Ht. Mails, Bevei?leyf Tun, a term used in someparts of the west of Englandfor the shaft of a chimney- Turnpike-stair, a name some- time b applied to a spiral stair-case or Vise. Sse also Newel. Tubnbbece, also a windingstair. See Step. 3i2 Eufa—SDtrmpamim. Tufa, Tufoj Tuff, a porous stone either…
