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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)

Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 48

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y addressed to thepatron saint in whosename the bell, or thechurch containing it,had been consecrated. Bell-gable, Bell-turret, or Bell-cot:in small churches andchapels that have notowers, there is veryfrequently a bell-gable or turret at thewest end in whichthe bells are hung;sometimes these… … Beai>, 1. Small round mould-ing, same aa Astragal; 2. Amoulding in Norman work, likea row of beads. Beam. Chief names of teamare—Binding-, Collar-, Dragon-,Girding-, Hammer-, Straining-,Tie-, Sorner-. Bed, the stratum or directionin which the stone naturally layin the quarry. Bed - MOULn, in…

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