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Identifier: dictionaryofarch02stur (find matches)
Title: A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909
Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architects
Publisher: New York : The Macmillan company
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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oftlie clearstory. As there is no special term, other than nave,for the central and highest part of the choir orchancel, or of the transept, when there are aislesto such part of the church, we may say, thenave and aisles of the choir. Tliis is strictly inaccordance with definition B, above, but it israrely used, and a circumlocution replaces it.(Compare Clearstory, which is the uppermostpart (Etage) of the nave in sense B for choir andtransept as well as for the nave in sense A. — R. S. NECK. A part of a column considered asinterposed between the spreailing or ornamentalpart of the capital and the shaft. This issometimes enclosed between two neck mould-ings and may even receive a separate decoration. NECKING. A. Same as Neck. B. A moulding or group of mouldingsseparating the capital from the sliaft. C In a general .sense, any ornamental mem-ber at the lower part of a capital. Called alsoGorgerin. NECK MOULDING. A necking whichtakes the form of a moulding of any sort.1008 PLATE XXXIV
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NEOCLASSIC ARCHITECTURE Outer portico of the chapel of the Pazzi, adjoin-nig the church of S. Croce hi Florence. Thischapel was built by Brunellesco in 1420 and the following years, and is the first modern buildingin which classical details were freely used, thoughRoman examples were not followed closely.

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