[M2.85L] [M2.85] 85 Finally, on Nos 152 159 is given the cross bar of the tracery of the lateral windows; on the side of the passage round the church: The heads of these windows are the same as those of the lower story of apse, as far as I could see - at least they are in general plan; but the style of the management is evidently immensely later; note on No 152 the shallow rolls now become pure semicircles, the elaborate {pendant} finial {fig 2} square instead of octagon, its plan turned up above its profile with tracery falling on it - note the same principle however kept of half separating the rolls - characteristic of early work? The lions heads are less spirited by far though still good and bristly - but beginning to melt down. The capitals have same sections - but are more elaborate and curly in lobes. They are well ribbed. The jamb section fig 3 is highly interesting; the turn of the bottom of the window is shown below; it is worked all in brick below the jamb; and some section in s tone on the archivolt; having the banded plinth between, fig 4 and fig 5, is the length of a dentil; each dentil a double square and with two dogt; to it a very perfectly organized system.
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