Transactions of the Institute of British Architects of London (1835)
Royal Institute of British Architects · London · leaf 116
84 WILLIS ON THE INTERPENETRATION'S 01- direct attention. These ornaments, marked b and d (Jig. (’>), upon examination resolve themselves into prominent edges of tlie regular bases of the arch mouldings a and c (Jig. 0), which interpenetrate the pier, and so show them- selves, together with the… … they interpenetrate, and in whose substance they are thus supposed to exist with the entire set of mouldings. In many Flamboyant examples small knobs and projections like b and d (fig. 6) may be observed, and on a superficial view might pass for mere un- meaning ornaments, but will be found…
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