. Un dizionario illustrato di parole usate nell'arte e nell'archeologia. Spiegando i termini frequentemente utilizzati nelle opere su architettura, armi, bronzi, arte cristiana, colore, costume, decorazione, dispositivi, emblemi, eraldry, merletto, ornamenti personali, ceramica, pittura, scultura, &c., con le loro derivazioni . Fig. 316. Teste sporgenti. Il cuore ardente, nel simbolismo cristiano, esprime fervente pietà e amore. Flammeolum (dimina, di flammcuiK). Un termine che denota una texture molto più fine di quella di theflaniuitni. Flammeum, R. UN velo da sposa indossato dal. Fig. 317. La sposa fiamminga del suo matrimonio;

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. An illustrated dictionary of words used in art and archaeology. Explaining terms frequently used in works on architecture, arms, bronzes, Christian art, colour, costume, decoration, devices, emblems, heraldry, lace, personal ornaments, pottery, painting, sculpture, &c., with their derivations . Fig. 316. Projecting-heads. Flaming Heart, in Christian symbolism, expresses fervent piety and love. Flammeolum (dimin, of flammcuiK). A termdenoting a texture much finer than that of theflaniuititni. Flammeum, R. A bridal veil worn by the. Fig. 317. Old Flemish Lace bride on the day of her marriage ; it was oflight gauze, and in colour of a vivid and bril-liant yellow, like a ilame; whence its name.It covered the lady from head to foot, and wasremoved by the bridegroom on their arrivalhome after the ceremony. Flammula, R. A small flame; a smallbanner borne by light cavalry regiments ; itwas of a vivid and brilliant yellow colour, likethe bridal flai)uncitni; whence its name. (Mo-dern Oriflamme, q.v.)Flanches, Flasques, Her. Subordinaries.Flat-heads, Projecting-heads, Mod. An orna-ment peculiar to tlie Romano-Byzantine period, which decorates archivolts. Fig. 315 gives an ex-amj^Ie of flat-heads; Fig. 316 of projecting-heads.Flaying-knife. An attribute of St. Bartholo-mew, signifying the manner of his martyrdom.In Croyland Abbey it was anciently the customto present all members of the community withsmall flaying-knives on St. Bartholomews Day(Aug. 24). Flemish Lace. Flanders and Italy disputethe invention of jiillow lace.

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