Its section is that of a lofty-pointed arch, truncated at the top, so as to give one panel in width flat, the rest being all on the curve.
It has a square lintel and a pointed arch above: bold corbels on either side carry a high tomb, the base of which is just over the lintel; this is arcaded at the side and ends, and on its sloping top is a figure of a knight.
The west doorway of the church is severely simple, with a square opening and plain tympanum, under a pointed arch.
The west window appears to have been a fine cusped circular opening, under a pointed arch, the spandrel between the two being filled with circles similar to the traceries in the steeple of San Miguel.
Into how many classes may the pointed arch be divided?
In the middle is a large, wide, pointed arch, with a square-headed entrance beneath.
A few yards from the corner is a doorway with a pointed arch, now walled up, which I consider to have been made at the time of the Crusades, and possibly then called the Gate of the Valley of Jehoshaphat.
Passing the south-east corner of the wall, and proceeding westward, we observe a gate with a pointed arch, also walled up.
The crypt of the church, reached by an external staircase on the south side, is an uninjured building of the Hospitalers; in its east wall is a doorway with a pointed arch, closed to prevent the earth falling in.
All other leaves, as far as I know, have the round or pointed arch in the form of the extremities of their foils.
The roofs are often gabled, sometimes in the form of a pointed arch; they generally show a banded architrave, dentils, and a raking cornice, or else an imitation of broadly projecting eaves with small round rafters.
Their application led to the introduction of two other elements, second only to them in importance, ribbed vaulting and the pointed arch.
The entrance to the stable-yard of the hotel is beneath a pointed arch of Saxon architecture, and on one side of this stands an old building, looking like a chapel, but which may have been a porter's lodge.
Goldsmith has as good a position as any poet in the Abbey, his bust and tablet filling the pointed arch over a door that seems to lead towards the cloisters.
The church of Grasmere is a very plain structure, with a low body, on one side of which is a small porch with a pointed arch.
In its greatest breadth the wall is provided with galleries, roofed by projecting stones laid in horizontal beds and cut to the outline of a pointed arch.
The lid in some instances appears to be of slat-work, and, instead of the semicircular gable common in Phoenicia, presents a pointed arch.
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