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Couple Columns, i. 210.
Couples, i. 210.
Couples Main, i. 210.
Course, i. 210.
Course op the Face op an Arch, i. 210.Course, in Slating, i. 210.
Course of Plinths, i. 210. ■
Course Barge, i. 210. .
Barge Course, i. 27.
Course, Blocking, i. 210.
Blocking Course, i. 36.
Course, Bonding, i. 210.
Course, Heading, i. 210.
Course, Springing, i. 210.
Springing Course, ii. 440.
Course, Stretching, i. 210.
Stretching Course, ii. 480.
Coursed Masonry, i. 210.
Coursing Joint, i. 210.
Court, i. 210.
Cavcedium, i. 122.
Cousinet, or Cushion, i. 211.
Cove, i. 211.
Cove Bracketing, i. 211.
Bracketing, i. 42.
Coved and Flat Ceiling, i. 211.
Ceiling, i. 123.
Cover, i. 211.
Cover Way, i. 211.
Covered Way, i. 211.
Covering, i. 211.
Roofing, ii. 391.
Coving, i. 211.
Covings of a Fireplace, i. 211.
Cow House, i. 112.
Cattle Shed, i. 120.
Cow Yard, i. 211.
Crab, i. 211.
Cracking op Buildings, i. 211.
Cracking, in Plastering , i. 211.
Cradle, or Coffer, i. 211.
Cradle Vault, i. 211.
Cradling, i. 211.
Cylindric Vault, i. 225.
Cove Bracketing, i. 211.
Dome, i. 275.
Groin, i. 477.
Niche, ii. 231.
Cramp, i. 211.
Crampern, or Cramp Iron, i. 211.
Uses of, i. 211.
Crampoons, i. 212.
Crane House, i. 212.
Creals, i. 212.
Creasing, Tile, i. 212.
Tile Creasing, ii. 489.
Credence, i. 212.
Chancel, i. 142.
Crenelle, i. 212.
Crescent, i. 212.
Cresilla, i. 212;
Cresset, i. 212.
Crest, i. 212. .'
Crest Tiles, i. 212.
Creux, i. 212.
Crib, i. 212. .
Crocket, i. 212. . ... ..
Croissante Croix, i. 213.
Croket, i. 213.
Cronaco Simone, i. : 213.
Crooked Line, i. 213.
Crosettes, i. 213.
Crosier, i. 213.
Cross, i. 213.
Cruciform plans in architecture, i. 213.
Boundary, market, and preaching, crosses, i. 213.Examples of crosses, ■' i.;213.
Cross-banded, i. 213.
Cross-Garnets, i. 213.
Cross-grained Stuff, i. 213.
Cross Multiplication , i. 213.
Treatise on, i. 214.
Examples of, i. 214.
Decimals, i. 228.
Duodecimals, i. 310.
Practice, ii. 323.
Cross Springers, i. 215.
Cross Vaulting, i. 215.
Croude, i. 215.
Crow, i. 215.
Crown, i. 215.
Crown of an Arch, i. 215.
Crown Glass, i. 215.
Glass, i. 447.
Crown Post, i. 215.
Post, ii. 322.
Truss Post, ii. 509.
Crowning, i. 215.
Description of crypts at Canterbury cathedral , i. 21^Crypto-Porticus, i. 216. »
CUBATURE, CUBATION, i. 216.
Rule for finding cubation of solids, i. 216.
Solid, ii. 436.
Cube, i. 216.
Properties of, i. 216.
To find superficies of, i. 216.
“ solidity of, i. 216.
Cubic Number, i. 216.
Cubicle, i. 216.
Chamber, i. 140.
Cubiculum, i. 216.
Cubit, i. 216.
Cul de Four, or Cu de Four, i. 217.
Cul de Four of a Niche, i. 217.
Culmen, i. 217.
Culvert, i. 217.
Cuneus, i. 217.
Wedge, ii. 522.
Cupboard, i. 217.
Cupola, i. 217.
Curb, i. 217.
Curb for Brick Steps, i. 217.
Curb Plate, i. 217.
“ Rafters, i. 217.
“ Roof, i. 217.
On construction of, i. 217.
Theory of, i. 218.
The position of several rafters being given in a v ert .j eplane, and movable about their angular points, W g n( jthe extreme points or ends remain stationary,