A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 333
reexcept in domestic work, and in spires and towers wherenot intended to be glazed. The heads of the windows inthis style are of various forms; the most prevalent aretwo-centred pointed arches of different proportions, butbesides these, segmental arches, both plain and pointed,are used, and ogees;… … ;||LF^■^:^T^* Stanton St. Johns, Oinu. 326 fered or moulded in the same manner as the corresponding arches in the EarlyEnglish style. ManyDecorated windowswhich have elaboratetracery are almost des-titute of mouldings :the mullions are oftenonly splayed? and thejambs provided withone or two…
