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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1884)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford, London, Parker · leaf 212

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200 THE rEEPENHICULAE, STYLE. side of the chancel, is often an insertion of a later period than the building, and is of this style, although the walls may be Early English or Decorated. … original iron-work, frequently Dripstone termination, remains; a good instance of Ensliden, Kortliants. this occurs at Beckley Church, Oxon, which has the usual square-head and dripstone over it, with the drip- stone terminations which are heads, probably, of the donors. This door is protected by a…

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