Meanings of cluster columns in English

The Norman remains are four clustered columns, embellished in the zig-zag style.

At the triforium base foliated brackets support vaulting shafts of three clustered columns.

The aisles were divided from the nave, by lancet arches, springing from clustered columns.

In the chancel-arch there are two clustered columns, and also in the nave and apse.

On entering, the imposing effect of the clustered columns and beautiful apse will be admired.

The arches of the lewens rested on clustered columns.

It has a majestic and venerable appearance, and is supported by one hundred and twenty clustered columns.

The larger of the nine clustered columns is full seventy-two feet in circumference; the more delicate, thirty feet.

He sat himself at the feet of the clustered columns, and, covering his face with his hands, he wept.

Within are slender clustered columns, supporting wide arches, and different designs are sculptured on the sides of the granite font.

Its plan is that of a central round tower, supported by six beautiful clustered columns, crossed by a nave and transepts.

Clustered columns, the spire or belfry, the arched roof, and the division of the interior into nave, transept, and choir, are leading features.

No gothic structure, with its fretted aisles and clustered columns, could have been onehalf as appropriate for the union of such a couple.

I should have said, instead of " clustered columns" as above, that there are five arches along the nave supported by columns.

The clustered columns, the timber roof, and the tracery of the windows are all dignified, in spite of the richness of form they display.

The interior reveals an inspiring perspective of clustered columns built in the Early English Period with a fine Decorated triforium on the north side.