A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 50
enused they are generally not very prominent nor very richlycarved. In the succeeding styles they are used in pro-fusion, though less abundantly in the Early English thanin the Decorated and Perpendicular, and areelaborately carved.The Early Englishbosses are usuallysculptured with fo-liage… … Bicoca (Low L at.), a turret orwatch-tower. Bilectiox Mouldings, thoseinurrotmdiag the panels and pro-jecting before the face of adoor, &c. Billet Ornament. SeeHould-ingr Blades, tho principal raftersor backs of a roof, q. v. Boteras = Buttress. Boweb, the ladies chamber orboudoir in ancient…
