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Anglican church architecture : with some remarks upon ecclesiastical furniture (1846)

Barr, James · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 152

An illustration from Anglican church architecture : with some remarks upon ecclesiastical furniture, 1846, leaf 152
-O 136 THE ARCHITECTURE continuous : the head of the aperture is occasion- ally in the shape of a pointed or round trefoil; a flat top also with a foil in each of the angles is not uncommon, and from its simplicity is well adapted … Doo'rway, S. Cross, Hampshur;. for the Priest's entrance in a chancel, or for a turret. The wide doorways of many of our Cathedrals and Collegiate Churches are divided in the centre by a small plain or clustered pillar; the heads of the openings are generally foliated, and the space or -o o-

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