They can take on many forms, such as the lions in the city of Pompeii, but they are imposing so as to ward off evil spirits.
Architecturally, they are spouts that carry water away from the parapet. They can take on many forms, such as the lions in the city of Pompeii, but they are imposing so as to ward off evil spirits. Named from the French for "throat," are, for 10 points, what grotesque busts often found on Gothic cathedrals?
Architecturally, they are spouts that carry water away from the parapet.
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