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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 299

An illustration from Mediæval military architecture in England, 1884, leaf 299
aulted in two equal bays, parted by atransverse rib. Each bay has four hip-ribs, and a straight rib takes the crown lineof each vaulting cell, so that eight ribsmeet in the centre of each bay, the pointa hollow circle. There is besides a wall-rib inrib parting the two bays, and the… … CRADLE TOWER.WINDOW. of junction beingThe each gable,rib, have aare the same.7 inches deep,apex is an ogee plain mediate corbels, the tops of which are 7 These are octagonal and embattled. The bracket below is muchdefaced. The doorway in the south end, of 4 feet 6gates opening inwards, and outside…

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