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‘Sq.’ is Ruskin’s regular abbreviation for the square (or rectangular) moulding, in this case made up of dentils (see Venetian dentil), enclosing a range of windows.
Ruskin does not distinguish here between Housebook 1 and Housebook 2.
House Book 1 p.1 reads:
In Campo St. M. Zobenigo opposite church
1. - As opposite, The frontal arch filled with plaster leaving only traceable the bit of section outside. The jamb chamfer. b b: [?] out of buds in dentiled square above
2 well worth drawing
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[Version 0.05: May 2008]