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Compare Willis (1835) p.60:
Flamboyant or After Gothic of France derives it name from the appearance of its tracery, in which are employed compartments resembling the forms of flames, and which may be defined as being included between two wavy lines, and divided unsymmetrically by one or more wavy lines.
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