Lectures on the rise and development of mediæval architecture (1879)
Scott, George Gilbert, Sir, 1811-1878 · London : J. Murray · leaf 274
o arches, while the outer one, if therewere any, was in one, the casements or shutters fallinginto rebates in the back of the column, by which awindow of double width, which would not otherwise beconveniently attainable was produced. In window-likeopenings in which glazing was not needed—as in… … Fig. 144.—St. Trophimus, Aries. Cloisters, north side. In other instances of the same kind, where lightarcading was needed, as in cloisters, and the wall wastoo thick to rest upon a single capital, two small 230 LECTURES ON [LECTURE VI. columns were placed one behind another, or a sort ofbar or…
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