Description of Plan D.
II. d, Another drawing of the east end of the plan, with the position of the east door, written "portus ad ecclesiam et voltus quadripartus." Note "portus" for "porta," and "voltus" for" volta," always occurring in these writings.
II. e, f, Repetition of the undulating contours of the parapet, labelled "parapetus." The lions at intervals as before.
Description of Plan E.
II. g, Undulating outline of a parapet, with foliage ornament applied, and the word "leo."
II. h, Sketch of a small pier or baluster form. This is labelled "patella and pillar." The word "patella" has the same intention as the word "patera," well known as an architectural term and implying a plate or panel, often of rectangular form. This may be let into the surface of a pilaster. The plan clearly indicates a flat pier or pilaster; or it may imply an abacus for the support of the lion.
