Campanile.—The Italian name for a bell-tower.
Fig. j.—Buttress.
Capital.—The head of a column or pilaster (Figs. [l to p]).
Cathedral.—A church which contains the seat of a bishop; usually a building of the first class.
Certosa.—A monastery (or church) of Carthusian monks.
Chamfer.—A slight strip pared off from a sharp angle.
Chancel.—The choir or eastern part of a church.