A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 38
mp;h on the point of thegable ; they are usually either feathered, or panelled, orpierced with a series of trefoils, qua trefoils, &c, and thespandrels carved with foliage; when feathered, the cuspsor points of the principal featherings have flowers some-times carved on them. As Gothic… … George Inn, Salisbury, C, 1310. Baebel-ttaeijT. See Vault. | tinguish the later from theBab-tkacery, a term to dis- | earlier tracery* See Tracery. ISatt^art—SJhbc. Bartizan, the small overhanging turret which projectsfrom the angles on the top of a tower, or from theparapet or other parts of a…
