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Calotte, i. 74Camarosis, i. 74.
Camber, i. 74.
Camber Beams, i. 74.
Instances where required, i. 74.Camerated, i. 75.
Cames, i. 75.
Camp Ceiling, i. 75.
Campana, i. 75.
Campanile, i. 75.
Canal of the Ionic Volute, i. 75.Canal, i. 75.
Flute, i. 418.
Canal of the Larmier, i. 75.
Beak, i. 33.
Canardiere, or Guerite, i. 75-Cancelli, i. 75.
Canopt, i. 75.
Baldachin, i. 25.
Cant, i. 75.
Cant Moulding, i. 75.Cantalivers, i. 75.
Canted Column, i. 75.
Canting, i. 75.
Cantharus, i. 75.
Cantharus of a Fountain, i. 75.
Canthers, or Canterii, i. 75.
Canting Stairs, i. 75.
Cantoned Building, i. 75.
Cantoned Columns, i. 75.
Columns, i. 183.
Cap, i. 75.
Cap, in Joinery, i. 75. •
Capacity, i. 75.
Capital, i. 75.
“ Corinthian, i. 76.
“ Tuscan, i. 76.
“ Egyptian, i. 76.
“ Indian, i. 76.
“ Byzantine, i. 76.
“ Gothic, i. 76.
Capital, Angular, i. 76.
Angular Capital, i. 7.
Capital of a Baluster, i. 76.Capital of a Lantern, i. 76.Capital of a Triglyph, i. 76.Capitol,
Celebrated edifices erected on this site.Capreols, i. 77.
Caracol, i. 77.
Caravansera, i. 77.
Carcase, i. 77.
Carcase of Naked Flooring, i. 77.Carcase Roofing, i. 77.
Carpentry, i. 83.
Roofing, ii. 391.
Truss, ii. 508.
Boarding, i. 37.
Cardinal Scapi, i. 77.
Carina, i. 77.
Carnedde, i. 77.
Carolitic Column, i. 77.
Column, i. 179.
i. 76.
Carpenter, i. 77.
Carpenter’s Rule, i. 77.
‘ Square, i. 78.
“ Work, i. 78. > , g
Methods of Measuring various kinds of CarpentWork, i. 78. v
Tables to find the Price of the common measure of snykind of Workmanship at any time, i. 80.
Carpentry, i. 80 .
Of its division into two branches, i. 81.
Descriptive Carpentry, i. 236.
Constructive “ i. 193.
Mechanical “ ii. 143.
History of Carpentry, i. 81.
Of dividing timbers into scantlings, i. 81.
Of Planing, i. 81.
Tools, ii. 294.
Of the junction and framing of timbers, i. 82.
List of authors on the subject, i. 82.
Godfrey Richards on roofs :— i. 82.
“ on flooring, i. 82.
The names of various timbers, i. 83.
Of gable roofs, i. 83.
Of hip roofs, i. 83.
Of flat roofs, i. 83.
To find tli3 length and back of the flip, i. 83.
Of roofs bevel at one end, and square at the *>ti. 84.
Of do, bevel at both ends, and of unequal breai. 84. . Ii
Mr. Halfpenny :— , t0
To find the angle-bracket of a cove of vaults, an ,describe the curves of irregular groins, i. 85._
To find a centre for a semicircular arch in a circbuilding, i. 86. ter _
To form semicircular and elliptical niches for P laing, i. 86.
Smith’s Carpenter’s Companion :— .. „ a
Of lintelings and bond timbers, and their scant i s >i. 87.
Of floors and scantlings for joists, &c., i. 87•
Of trussing girders, i. 88.
Of roofs, their pitch and scantlings, i. 88.
Of timbers of do., i. 88.
Of coved ceilings, i. 89.
Price’s, “British Carpenter:”—
Scarfing of beams and trussing girders, i. 90.
Roofing and flooring, i. 90.
The method of laying roof in piano, i. 90.
Trusses, i. 92.
Circular and polygonal domes, i. 92.
Centerings for groins, i. 92.
Coverings for coved ceilings and domes, i. 95.
Rampant arches, i. 93. . 1.94,
To find the seat of the angle-ribs of an annular groin,Scantlings of timbers, i. 95.
Of cambering beams, i. 96. „
Batty Langley’s “ Builder’s Complete Assistant.
Of partitions, i. 96.
Of the strength of timber, i. 96. ,
Lintels, bond-timbers, and naked-flooring, *•
Strength of Materials , ii. 465.
Scantlings of timbers in floors and roofs,
Curvature of hip-rafters for roofs on poIyg° ni. 99.
Covering of niches and domes, i. 99,
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