An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 102
The Cokbel-tables (60) are at first very plain, con-sisting merely of square blocks at intervals, carryingthe beam on flat stones which support the roof, or with NORilAN CORBEL-TABLES. 79 small arcs be-tween them, or .merely rudetriangles, likethe Anglo-Saxon arches;and these aresometimes … 60. St. Peter8-in-tlie-East, Oxford, c. 1150. continued in late work, as at Iffley, but in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched.
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