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Identifier: wiltshirearchaeo2818godd (find matches)
Title: The Wiltshire archaeological and natural history magazine
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Goddard, Edward Hungerford, 1854- Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. Proceedings
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: (Devizes, Eng. : The Society)
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d south windows the jambsare plain and the inner arches are carried on shafts about l^in. indiameter, supported by corbel heads, those of the east window weresupported by detached angle shafts (which were probably of Purbeckmarble, but are now missing, although the caps and bases remain),set in a hollow formed in the jambs—the hollow being flanked oneach side by a roll moulding; the east window has also an innerroll moulding at the junction of the splay with the window proper,dying out on to a splay provided to receive it on the sill, whilstthese features are absent from the side windows. The outside labelof the east window is richer than the others. The carving of thecaps is freer and less conventional than the usual Early Englishtype, such as is seen at Salisbury. All three windows have labelsover and the mouldings of both arches and label assume and dieout on to a cylindrical section above the caps. A string-course iscarried across the east end below the window. The north, south,
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