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Byzantine, i. 68.

Atrium, i. 18.

Celtic , i. 124.

Attic , 1. 18.

Chinese , i. 145.

Examples of, i. 18.

Ecclesiastical, i. 312.

Attic Base, i. 18.

Egyptian, i. 351.

Attic Door, 1. 19.

English , i. 386.

Door , i. 288.

Etruscan , i. 390. t

Attic Order, i. 19.

Gothic, i 450.

Attic Story, i. 19.

Cheek, i. 475.

Attitude, i. 19.

Hindoo, i. 495. ,

Attributes, i. 19.

Italian, ii. 40.

Auditory, i. 19.

Lombardia , ii. 109.

Auger, i. 19.

Mexican, ii. 201.

Aula, i. 19.

Moorish, ii. 208.

Axe, i. 19.

Norman, ii. 234.

Tools, ii. 494.

Pelasgian, ii. 270.

Axis, i. 19. ♦

Persian , ii. 277.

Pointed, ii. 315.

Homan, ii. 370.

Babel, i. 19.

Saxon, ii. 400.

Architecture, i. 14.

Tudor, ii. 509.

Babylonian Architecture, 1. 19.

Architrave, i. 15.

Difficulty of affording any correct detailed descrip-

Tuscan Order , ii. 513.

tion, i. 19.

Doric Order , i. 293.

Description of the city of Babylon by Herodotus , i. 19.

Ionic Order , ii. 20.

Difference between bis account, and that of later

Corinthian Order , i. 202.

authors, i. 20.

Roman Order, ii. 370.

Description of the city of Babylon by Mr. Rich, i. 20

Architrave of a Door , i. 16.

Ruins of the Mujelibe, i. 20.

Architrave, in Joinery, i. 16.

“ Jumjuma, i. 20.

Joinery, ii. 65.

Description of large masses of ruins, 1. 20.

Architrave Cornice, i. 16.

Description and dimensions of the ruins of the Muje-

Architrave Jambs, i. 16.

lil>6, i. 20. 1

Architrave of a Door , i. 16.

Description and dimensions of the ruins of the Birs

Archivault, i. 16.

Nemroud, i. 21.

Archivoll, i. 16.

On the identity of the various ruins, i. 21.

Archive, i. 16.

On the antiquity of Babylon, i. 22.

Archivolt, i. 16.

Remarks on the amount of credit due to the Mosaic

Arcs Doubleux, i. 17.

narrative, 1. 23.

Area, in Architecture, i. 17.

Observations on the identity of existing ruins, and the

Area, in Geometry , i. 17.

city built by Nimrod, i. 23.

Arena, i. 17.

Of materials and manner of building, as exhibited in the

Arenatum, i. 17.

present ruins, i. 23.

Areopagus, i. 17.

Arch, i. 12.

Aronade, i. 17.

Of the Birs Nemroud, i. 24.

Arris, i. 17.

Back, i. 24.

Arris Fillet, i. 17.

Back of a Chimney , i. 24.

Arris Gutter, i. 17-

Chimney , i. 144.

Guttering, i. 483.

Back of a Handrail, i. 24.

Arsenal, i. 17.

Stairs , ii. 441.

Asarotum, i. 17.

Handrailing , i. 487.

Ashlar, i. 17.

Back of a Hip-Rafter, i. 24.

Ashlaring, i. 17.

Hip-Roof , i. 496.

Ashlering, i. 17.

Back Lining of a Sash Frame, i. 24.

Asimintiios, i. 17.

Sash Frame, ii. 398.

■A-Sphaltum, i. 17.

Back of a Rafter, i. 24.

Assemblage, i. 17.

Rafter, ii. 358.

Assemblage of Orders, i. i7.

Roof in Carpentry, i. 83.

•Assers. i. 17.

Back Shutters or Back Flaps, i. 24.

Astragal, i. 17.

Back of a Stone, i. 24.

Enriched, i. 17.

Back of a Window, i. 24.

In Egyptian Buildings, i. 18.>

Backing of a Rafter or Rib, i. 24.

Abuije, i. 18.

Ranging, ii. 360.

Asymptote, i. 18.

Edging, i. 351.

Atheneum, i. 18.

Backing of a Wall, i. 24.

Atlantes, Atlantides, or Atlas, i. 18.

Badigeon, i. 24.

Telamones, ii. 483.

Bagnio, i. 25.

Persians , ii. 280. (

Baguette, i. 25.

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