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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 87

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s. Somearches have round or semicylindrical mouldings rudelyworked on the face, as in the chancel arch of WitteringChurch, and of that of HoIton-le-Clay; or under or attached to the soffit,as at the churches ofSompting, and St. Bo-tulph, Sussex. Some ofthe projecting impostblocks from which… … cus, the under edge beingchamfered, as those of thedoorways of the churchesof St. Peter, Barton-upon-Humber, and of StantonLacey; and some impostsare moulded, as at thechurches of Corhampton, St.Benedict, Cambridge, andBarnack. Eudely sculpturedimpost blocks also some-times occur, as at Sompting

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