Transept, the division of a church running north and south, forming the arms of a cross. p. [32].
Triforium, a range of small arches or panels between the top of the pier-arches and the bottom of the clerestory windows, usually opening into a passage above the side aisles. p. [15].
Troco, an old game played with large wooden balls which were pushed through a ring set up in the turf, by poles with a little iron cup at the end.
Tudor or Perpendicular style. In the windows the mullions are continued through the head of the window.
Turret, a small tower of great height in proportion to its diameter. p. [115].
Vaulting, or Vaulted Roof. An arched roof, the stones or materials of which are so placed as to support each other. p. [106].
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