305
Fussitius, the first of the Latinswho wrote on architecture,
155.
Fustema, upper part of the fir,54.
G.
Galatia, 175.
Galleries, 115.
Ganges, 183.
Gates, 142, 145.
Gaul, 17, 33.
Geometry, 3.
Gerusia, 47.
Gladiators, shows of, 101.
Glass, 176.
Gnomon, oKiaOrjpag, 23, 220.Gnosus, 17, 156.
Gold, method of detecting silverin, 204.
Gonarche, a dial, 223.
Gortyna, 17.
Granaries, 141, 143.
Grappling Hook, 259; machine,260.
Gravel, 36, 179.
Greeks, buildings of the, 145,et seq.; winter apartments,165; theatres, 115, et seq.;their ancestors, 201; comicpoets, 100.
Gudgeons, 233, 237.
Gut-ropes, 6.
Guttae, under triglyphs, theirdistribution, 89.
Gutter (alveus), in baths, 121.Gutter-plates (deliquise), 136.Guy, 234.
Gymnasium, 123.
Gynseconitis, 145.
H.
Half Bricks, 37.
Halicarnassus, 47.Hamaxopodes, 262.
Hand-spikes, 6.
Handle (ansa), in machines,240.
Harbours, structure of, 123.
Harmony, 105, 106, 131.Harpers, citharoedi, 111.Hatchet (ascia), for lime, 160.Health, temple of, 11.
Healthy situations, choice of,14.
Heaps of stones (aggeres), inharbours, 124.
Heavy-roofed Temples, 68.Hegesias, 193.
Helepolis, 264.
Helices (volutes), 83.
Hellas of Athens, the statuary,62.
Hellen, father of Doras, 80.Hemisphere, 121, 223.Hemitriglyph, 89.
Heptabolus, lake, 183.Heraclitus, of Ephesus, cncoreivog,35, 177.
Hercules, temples of, 11, 27,47,69. *
Hermogenes, of Alabanda, anarchitect, 67, 70, 86, 154.Herodotus, 193.
Hetrurian Haruspices, 27.Hexachord, hydraulic, 247.Hexagons, in pavements, 158.Hexastyle, 69 ; elevation of anhexastyle temple, with a sys-tile intercolumniation, 278;hexastyle with eustyle inter-columniations, 280;Hierapolis, 188.
Hiero, 204.
Hillocks, 33.
Himera, river, 187.Hinge-styles, in doors, 94Hipparchus, 219.
Hippocrates, the physician, 7.Hippopotamus, 184.
Homer, 153.
Homeromastix, ib.
Homotona, 6.
Honour and Virtue, temples of,67, 156.
Hoops, iron, 252.
Hopper, in water-mills, 244.Hospitalia, in Grecian houses,146 ; in theatres, 114.Hostilius, M. 17.
Hour-lines, projection of, 222.House of Bomulus, 34.