ANALYSIS OF
CONTENTS.
The Capital Letters denote the
The Italics “ “
The Roman “ “
The Numeral Letters “ “
The Figures “ «
titles of each article.
words referred to under each article.
contents of each article.
volume.
page.
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Abaci, i. 1.
Roman, or Composite Order, ii. 373.Abbey, i. 1.
Monastery, ii. 205.
Abbreviation, i. 1.
Mensuration of Artificer^ Work, ii. 180.Abreuvoir, or Abrevoir, i. 1.
Joint , ii. 85.
Abstract, i. 1.
Mensuration of Artificer’s Work, ii. 180.Abutment, or Butment, i. 1.
Bridges, i. 58.
Wall, ii. 522.
Abutments in Carpentry and Joinery, i. 1,; Joggle, ii. 55.
i Academy, i. 1.
Acanthus, i. 1.i Orders, ii. 244.
j Accesses, i. 1.
Passages, ii. 265.
Accidental Point, i. 1.
Vanishing Point, ii. 515.
Accompaniment, i. 1.
Acre, i. 2.
Measure, ii. 134.
Acrolinthon, i. 2.
Acropolis, i. 2.
Pelasgian Architecture, ii. 271.
Acroteria, i. 2.
Act, i. 2.
i Building Act, i. 67.
Actus, i. 2.
Foot, i. 420.
Acuminated, i. 2.
Adit, or Adit us, i. 2.
Adjacent, i. 2.
Adytum, i. 2.
Adze, i. 2.
Tools, ii. 494.
, A2des, i. 2.
■®dicula, or Sacellum, i. 2! *OL. H. 6 X
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JEdiculus, i. 2.
ASolus, i. 2.
Aerial Perspective, L 2.
Actuary, i. 2.
JEtherius, i. 2.
Agglutinate, i. 2.
Agora, i. 2.
Agyci, i. 2.
Aisle, or Aile, i. 2.
Church, i. 151, 152, 158.
Transept, ii. 496.
Wing, ii. 526.
Alabaster, i. 3.
Gypsum, i. 484.
Al.«, i. 3.
A-la-Grec, i. 3.
Frets, i. 434.
Albarium Opus, i. 3.
Alcove, i. 3.
Alessi, i. 3.
Moorish Architecture, ii. 212.
Alipterion, i. 3.
Alms-House, 1. 3.
Ambo, or Ambon, i. 3.
Amphiprostylos, or Amphiprostylb, i. 1Temple, ii. 484.
Of its arrangement and form, i. 3.
Description of the Coliseum, Rome, i. 4,
“ “ Amphitheatre , Verona, i. 4.
“ “ “ Nismes, i. 4.
“ of remains of Amphitheatre at Pola , inIstria, i. 4.
Amfhithura, i. 5.
Anaglyphice, or Anaglyptics, i. 5Anamorphosis , i. 5.
Anchor, i. 5.
Ancones, i. 6.
Andrea de Pisa, i. 6.
Andron, or Androna, i. 6.
Angle, i. 6.
An Obtuse Angle, i. 6.