Anglican church architecture : with some remarks upon ecclesiastical furniture (1846)
Barr, James · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 183
-o OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. 167 Magdalene at Oxford ; the parapets are also oc- casionally covered with diaper work, as at Bever- ley Minster. The walls are generally terminated with cornices, whose upper member is usually the roll moulding projecting over a large hollow, in which ball-flowers,… … the walls beneath string, Dorchester, Oxon. from being stained by the wet : in some buildings they are continued round the buttresses and over the arches of the openings to form the hoodmoulds, as at Great Haseley Church, Oxfordshire. The clustered pillar of the fourteenth century con- sists of…
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