87 back of 82 88 83 lateral chapels daguerreotyped: It is connected with two important works: the apse of St John and Paul: and the panel mouldings of the Byzantine. Its main idea is that of a bridge of solid stone from wall to wall, with a chamfered edge to the arch: and a cor- Measures of No 150. nice above: the chamfer of the arch nearly as wide as Pure shaft from r2 to base, 5 " 0 one side of shaft 2¼ in wide its soffit; so falling on an octagonal abacus and an octagonal shaft; the notch worked with a joint at the r r2 vertical circa 7 head, and a lintel laid over; This general consturction is shown opposite, now for details. r s --- --- --- --- 1¾ 1st; the lintel: Lection x y no 150 in some of the arches it is x2 y2 Under it is a great gaping joint. m n 1 " 7¾ Then, fig 2 No 150 gives a section down at apex of arch; from a to soffit, i.e. a long masonry joint, and b along m m2 3 " 4¾ dotted line b; t is the flat befoiled space; Then the back of the archivolt is seen below it and is also the n n 2 2¾ (mn x 2 x nn2 should mm r) section of the vertical side of the trefoil: which the but m m r is smaller more elaborate upper horizontal section dies upon the n3 n4 8¼ rude square moulding The central trefoil is managed or 1½ mismanaged in the same way: It varies much in the form o p 8½ of its lobes. No 154 was traced on the most graceful I q C 1 " 3 could rach on its outer edge, the inner line is just in its place by section and fig 3 No 150 was traced on one of n2 n5 (chamfer) 2 the corners 4 foils only it is wrong side outwards. cusp depth 2½ abacus side 3 side of shaft 2¼ I presume the plan to be, for the work is old and rough; the moulding to be an octagon with its side alternately 2½ and 2 in: 2½ the faces and sides, 2 the chamers; falling on an equal abacus of 3 each side, while the mould- ing face divides into two fillets above not much more than half its width.
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