The principles of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture : with an explanation of technical terms and a centenary of ancient terms ... (1882)
Bloxam, Matthew Holbeche, 1805-1888 · London : Bell · leaf 142
aulting* at asomewhat earlier period. In the conventual church of St. George deBoscherville, in Normandy, the vaulting of the choir is Norman, each bayoccupies a space measuring twenty-eight feet, the width of the choir, by VAULTING. 117 We sometimes meet with the plain trunk-headedvanlt springing,… … Crypt, Canterbury Cathedral. rag-stone, about the size of bricks wedged together overa centering of a segmental form, and then covered on thirteen feet, and is divided into four cells by diagonal groins without ribs.In the church of St. Etienne, at Caen, the early antiquity ascribed to whichmay…
Architecture, Gothic
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