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lancet window::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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Examples of lancet window
lancet window
Strictly speaking, the lancet window should be austere and without tracery.
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A stained-glass lancet window shows Christ's passion in five panels set in an interlace of jewel-like embroidery.
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Its catalog lists 748 items, ranging from a corroded metal pen to a whole stained-glass lancet window from Canterbury Cathedral.
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St Michael's dates mainly from the 15th century, although there is a blocked lancet window in the west end of the church probably from the 13th century.
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The chancel has a restored three-lighted perpendicular window and two lancet windows with a third window that was formerly a lancet, but has been modified with a flat top.
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A round window with tracery lit the north end of the church, and the side walls had lancet windows.
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The window tracery articulates four larger windows, one in each bay, each composed of these three rows of smaller lancet windows.
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