A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 96
Cranmer, Eidley,andLatimer. The cross was afavourite form forthe plan of churches jwhile the Westernchurches mostly fol-lowed the Latin formof cross, the By-zantine churches fol-lowed the Greekform,, i.e. with thechancel, nave, and two transepts all of equal length. Crozier (Low Lat. Crocia), the… … Churchyard Crim, Water perry, c. 1320. Cross-SMtiHGERe, the trans-verse ribs of a groined roof. Obob3e, word used to signifythe transept. A croB3 churchmeans a cruciform church. Ceotos or Shrouds, the cryptof a church. Cbow- stoke. See Corbie Steps. C dllis (Fr.), a groove, as inPortcullis,…
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