FLAMBOYANT

Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 7
is tho name given ifr architecture to the last development of Gothic tracery. In Jngland, decorated tracery was succeeded by perpendicular, in France by flamboyant. In this styl of architecture tho tracery flows upward: in long wary divisions liké flames of fire It prevailed in France during the 15th and part of the 16th centuries. jane is <a tiagtr} the combust i or matter. e Swat da. the cutrce of the Cumles a which as being sine detween gases and the o: alr. If a gas flame be ecentted hen be seen to contain a dark nucleus surround. gpl: This is the gas, unmixec poo fn and therofore incapable o combination with it. Surround isg this nucleus is a luminous envelopes e | which marks the ge of = a 9 | pheric oxygen, an ‘on FY x | @ more luminous part where full chem! 1, | anion is taking place. y| [s. 145]
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