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Tredgold on the qualities of a good centre, i. 137.
Charged, i. 144.
Directions for construction of centres for bridges, &c.,
Char, or Chare, i. 144.
i. 137.
Charnel House, i. 144.
Examples of different modes of construction, i. 138.
Chartophylacium, i. 144.
Bridge of Orleans, i. 138.
Chase-Mortise, or Pulley Mortise, i. 144.
St. Peter’s, Rome, i. 138.
Chauntry, i. 144.
Westminster and Blackfriars bridges, i. 138.
Chantry, i. 142.
Directions for the construction of various kinds of
Checkered, or Checquered, i. 144.
centering, i. 138.
Reticulated, ii. 365.
Centre for Chester bridge, i. 139.
Masonry, ii. 117.
Iron Bridge, ii. 25.
Cheeks, i. 144.
Stone do., ii. 449.
Cheeks of a Mortise, i. 144.
Suspension do., ii. 481.
Cheese Room, i. 144.
Chequers, i. 144.
Centres op a Door, i. 140.
Masonry, ii. 117.
Centrolinead, i. 140.
Reticulated, ii. 365.
Centry Garth, i. 140.
Chest, i. 144.
Ceroferarium, i. 140.
Caisson, i. 73.
. Ceroma, i. 140.
Chevet, i. 144.
Cestophori, i. 140.
Apsis, i. 11.
Cesspool, i. 140.
Chevron Work, i. 144.
Sesspool, ii, 413.
Chain Timber, i. 140.
Technical terms for different parts of, i. 144.
ChalcidiCjE, i. 140.
On the construction of, i. 145.
Chalice, i. 140.
On the origin of, i. 145.
Chalk, i. 140.
Examples of different kinds of, i. 145.
Chamber, i. 140.
Chinese Architecture, i. 145.
Of bed-chambers, i. 140.
Sir William Chambers on, i. 145.
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Chamber of a Lock, i. 140.
Originality of this style, i. 146.
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Chamber-Story, i. 140.
Pyramidal form of do., i. 146.
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Chambers, Sir William , i. 140.
Similarity between this and thh Greek style, i. 146.
Chambranle, i. 141.
Inapplicability of this style for general purposes in
Chamfered Rustic, i. 141.
England, i. 146L
Rustic, ii. 394.
Its distinguishing characteristics, i. 146.
Chamferet, i. 141.
Tents the original type of this style, i. 146.
Chamfering, i. 141.
Champ, i. 141.
Description of pagoda at Honang, i. 146.
Champain Line, i. 141.
“ of three different kinds of ting, i. 147.
Chancel, i. 141.
“ of two little buildings at Canton, i. 147.
Description of, i. 141.
Towers or Taas, i. 147.
Furniture of, i. 141.
Description of, i. 148.
Of the altar, i. 142.
Origin and objects of, i. 148.
“ credence-table, i. 142.
Celtic Architecture, i. 124.
“ lettern, i. 142.
Description of tower found on the banks of the Taho,
“ dimensions of chancels, i. 142,
i. 148.
Chandelier, i. 142.
Do. Porcelain Tower at Nan King, i. 148.
Chandry, i. 142.
Several other kinds of buildings used in China , i. 148.
Channel, i. 142.
Of a fourth kind of ting, i. 148.
Channel of the Larmier, i. 142.
Triumphal arches, i. 148.
Beak, i. 33.
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Channel of the Volute, i. 142.
Mode of construction, i. 148.
Canal of the Ionic Volute, i. 75.
“ of ornamentation, i. 149.
Channel-Stones, i. 142.
Of their furniture, i. 149.
Chantlate, i. 142.
Description of the different apartments, i. 149.
Chantry, or Chauntry, i. 142.
Materials used for building, i. 150.
Chantries, i. 143.
Various kinds of columns used by the Chinese , i. 150
Chapel, i. 143.
Description and examples of ditto, i. 150.
Chapiter, i. 143.
Description of the Great Wall of China, i. 150.
Capital, i. 75.
Chip, i. 150.
Chapiters with mouldings, i. 143.
Chisel, i. 150.
“ with sculptures, i. 143.
Tools, ii. 494.
Chaplet, i. 143.
Chiseled Work, i. 150.
Chapter House, i. 143.
Chit, i. 150.
Form and mode of construction, i. 143.
Choir, i. 150.
List of chapter houses in England, i. 143.
Chaptrel, i. 144.
Monument of Lysicrates, ii. 207.
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Impost, ii. 2.
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