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Hippodrome at Constantinople , i. 499,
Historical Columns, i. 500.
Column, i. 183.
Hoarding, i. 500.
Hoist, i. 500.
Hollow, i. 500.
Hollow Bricks, i. 500.
Hollow Newell, i. 500.
Hollow Wall, i. 500.
Hollow Quoins, i. 500.
Homeshall, or Homestead, i. 500.
Homologous, i. 500.
Hood-mould, i. 500.
Label Moulding, ii. 90.
Weather Moulding, ii. 522.
Hook Pins, i. 500.
Draw-Bore Pins, i. 305.
Hooks, i. 500.
Hording, i. 500.
Hoarding, i. 500.
Horizontal Line, i. 500.
Horizontal Plane, i. 500.
Horizontal Projection, i. 500.
Horn, i. 500.
Horse Path, i. 500.
Horse Eun, in Engineering, i. 500.
Horsing Block, i. 500.
Hospital, i. 500.
Hot-house, i. 500.
History of, i. 501.
Conservatory, i. 191.
Situation of, i. 501.
Dimensions of, i. 501.
Construction of, i. 501.
Of the flues, i. 502.
Of the glazing, i. 502.
Hovel, i. 503.
Hovelling, i. 503.
House, i. 503.
Directions as to situation and construction, i. 503.Building, i. 65.
Description of private dwellings of the ancients, i. 504.Of private and public apartments of houses, and of theirconstruction, according to different ranks of people,from Vitruvius , i. 504.
Of country-houses, with the description and uses oftheir several parts, from the same, i. 504.
Of the disposition of the houses of the Greeks, i. 505.Extracts from Pliny ’s letters—description of villa atLaurentinum, i. 506.
Pliny’s description of summer villa in Tuscany , i. 508.Houses of the Jews , Greeks, and Romans, i. 510.Examples of Roman houses, i. 510.
Description of villa discovered at Bignor, Sussex, i. 510.House-building of the Britons, i. 512.
Description of Norman keep at Conisborough, i. 512.
“ of the Edwardian castles, i. 512.
“ of the castles of the 14th century, i. 512.Of houses prior to 13th century, i. 512.
Example of do., i. 512.
Of houses at the close of the 13th century, i. 512.Examples of at Little Wenham Hall, Suffolk , and TheMote, Ightham, Kent , i. 512.
Timber houses of this date, i. 512.
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Castles and manor-houses of 15th century, i. 512.Examples of, i. 513.
Examples of houses of 16th century, i. 513.
Examples of houses of 17th century, i. 513.
Early English houses of timber, i. 513.
Introduction of stone and brick, i. 513.
Internal walls, tapestry, floors, &c., i. 513.Fire-places, i. 513.
Windows, i. 513.
Tudor Architecture, ii. 509.
Building Act regulations respecting houses, i. 514.Housing, i. 514.
Hovelling, i. 514.
Hue, i. 514.
Humeri, i. 514.
Hundred of Lime, i. 514.
“ great, or standard, i. 514.
“ long, or northern, i. 514.
Hung, Double , i. 514.
Double Hung, i. 303.
Hunting Towers, i. 514.
Hurlers, i. 514.
Celtic Architecture, i. 124.
H rries, i. 514.
Hut, i. 514.
Hut, in Rural Economy, i. 514.
HypiETHRAL Temple, i. 514.
Hypajthron, or Hypjethros, i. 514.
Properties of, i. 515.
Conic Section, i. 189.
“ ambigenal, i. 515.
“ apollonian, i. 515.
“ deficient, i. 515.
“ equilateral, i. 515.
“ infinite, or hyperbolas of the higher kinds,i. 515.
Hyperbolic Conoid, i. 515.
Hyperboloid, i. 515.
Hyperbolic Curve, i. 515.
Hyperbolic Cylindroid, i. 515.
Hyperboloid, i. 515.
To find the solidity of an hyperboloid, or the frustumof an hyperboloid, i. 515.
Conoid, i. 190.
Hyperthyrum, i. 516.
Hypocaustum, i. 516.
Remains of in Britain , i. 516.
Hypodromus, i. 516.
Hypog^eum, i. 516.
Hypopodium, i. 516.
IIyposcenium, i. 516.
Hypotrachelium, i. 516.
Ice-House, ii. 1.
Situation of, ii. 1.