Wooden Bridge over the Cismone, i. 62.
“ at Wittengen, Switzerland , i.62.
Wooden Bridge at Schaffhausen , over the Rhine, i. 62.Schuylkill Bridges at Philadelphia, America , i. 62.Technical terms used to distinguish the different kindsof Timber Bridges , i. 62.
Pendent or Hanging Bridge, i. 62.
Philosophical “ i. 62.
Draw “ i. 63.
Swivel “ i. 63.
Suspension “ i. 63.
Bridges of Boats, i. 63.
Flying or Floating Bridges, i. 63.Steam Floating Bridge, i. 63.
Portable Bridges, i. 64.
Centre, i. 136.
Bridge Board, i. 64.
Notch Board, ii. 240.
Bridge Over, i. 64.
Bridge Stone, i. 64.
Bridged Gutters, i. 64.
Bridging Floors, i. 64.
Naked Flooring, ii. 224.
Bridging Joist, i. 64.
Naked Flooring, ii. 224.
Bridgings, or Bridging Pieces, i. 64.Straining Pieces, ii. 465.
Strutting “ ii. 480.
Bring-up, i. 64.
Broach, i. 64.
Broad-Stone, i. 64.
Free- Stone, i. 430.
Bronze, i. 64.
Casting, i. 110.
!■ Brown, i. 64.
Cologne Earth, i. 176.
Umber, ii. 514.
Brunelleschi, Philip, i. 64.
Buccula, i. 65.
Budget, i. 65.
Buffet, i. 65.
Builder, i. 65.
Building, i. 65.
Requisite Plans and Estimates, i. 65.
Of Columns and Entablatures , i. 65.Break, i. 44.
Situation of a building, i. 66.
Plan of do. i. 66.
Apartment, i. 8.
Passage, ii. 265.
Boof, ii. 374.
Room, ii. 391.
Of the distribution of Rooms, &c., i. 66.Of the Form of Buildings, i. 66.
Of Ornaments, i. 66.
Materials for Construction, i. 66.
Chief Writers on Building, i. 67Architecture, i. 14.
House, i. 503.
Building, in Masonry, i. 67.
Masonry, i 117.
Building Act, i. 67.
Building of Beams , i. 67Rib, ii. 365.
Scarfing, ii. 408.
Bullen Nails, i. 67.
Bulwark, i. 67.
Rampart, ii. 359.
Bundle Pillar, i. 67.
Buschitto, i. 67.
Bust, or Busto, i. 67.
But-Hinges, i. 67.
Butment, i. 67.
Abutment, i. 1.
Stone Bridge, ii. 449.
Butment Cheeks, i. 67.
Butt-End, i. 67.
Butt-Joint, i. 67.
Hand-Railing, i. 487.
Buttery, i. 67.
Butting-Joint, i. 67.
Button, i. 67.
Button of a Lock, i. 67.
Buttress, i. 67.
Situation of, i. 67.
Of different kinds of Buttresses, i. 67.
Of scientific construction of, i. 67.
Enrichment of Buttresses, i. 68.
Byzantine Architecture, i. 68.
Its Origin, i. 68.
Its Progress, i. 68.
Introduction of Lombardic style, a.d. 568, i. 68.Distinguishing characteristics of the Byzantine style, i. 69.Causes for the adoption of this style, i. 70.
Principal Features of edifices erected in this style, fromthe time of Constantine to the middle of the sixthCentury, i. 70.
Do. Do. 2nd period, i. 70.
Do. Do. 3rd period, i. 71.
Description of Cathedral of S. Sophia, Constantinople ,i. 71.
Description of S. Vitale , Ravenna, i. 72.
“ of S. Ciriaco, Ancona , i. 72.
“ of S. Mark’s, Venice, i. 72.
“ of S. Theodore, Athens, i. 72.
Antiquity of, i. 73.
Use of, i. 73.
Description of, i. 73.
Cable, i. 73.
. Cable Flutes, i. 73.
Cabling, i. 73.
Flutes, i. 418.
Cage, i. 73.
Caisson, i. 73.
Description of those used in building of WestminsterBridge, i. 73.
Caisson, in Vaulting, i. 74.
Calathus, i. 74.
Calcareous Cements, i. 74.
Gypsum, i. 484.
Calibre, i. 74.
Calibre Compasses, or Callipers , i. 7 4.
Caliducts, i. 74.