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OGIVE (a
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French
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term, of which the origin is obscure; auge, trough, from
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Lat. augere, to increase, and an Arabic astrological word for the " highest point." have been suggested as derivations) , a
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term applied in
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architecture to the
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diagonal ribs of a vault .

End of Article: OGIVE (a French term, of which the origin is obscure; auge, trough, from Lat. augere, to increase, and an Arabic astrological word for the " highest point." have been suggested as derivations)
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