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Locus, ii. 109.
Main Couples, ii. 115.
Loft, ii. 109.
Couples, i. 210.
Mallet, ii. 115.
Logarithms, ii. 109.
Logeum, ii. 109.
Curb Roof, i. 217.
Mansart, Francis, ii. 115.
Logistic Spirai,, or Proportional Spiral, ii. 109
Life of , ii. 116.
Lom bardic Architecture, ii. 109.
Mansion, ii. 116.
Its origin, ii. 109.
Mantle Tree, or Mantel Tree, ii. 116.
Its progress, ii. 109.
A subdivision of Romanesque, ii. 109.
Marbles of one colour, ii. 116.
Its characteristics, ii. 109.
“ of two colours, ii. 116.
1 Form of arch, ii. 109.
“ of many colours, ii. 116.
External and internal arcades, ii. 110.
“ polishing of, ii. 117.
Do. under gables, ii. 110.
“ sawing of, ii. 117.
Corbel-tables, ii. 110.
Margin, ii. 117.
Pilaster strips, ii. 110.
Windows, ii. 110.
Masonry, ii. 117.
Doorways, ii. 110.
Description of stones, ii. 117.
Cement, i. 128.
Porch, ii. 110.
Mortar, ii. 214.
Internal arrangement, ii. 110.
On foundations, ii. 118.
Plan, ii. 110.
Foundation, i. 429.
Admixture with Byzantine and Roman, ii. 110.
Concrete, i. 186.
Domes and apsides, ii. 110.
On construction of walls, ii. 118.
Form and treatment of arches, ii. 111.
“ rubble work, ii. 118.
Do. pillars, ii. 111.
“ ashlar facing, ii. 118.
Do. bases, shafts, and capitals, ii. 111.
“ bond stones, ii. 119.
Do. proportions of, ii. 111.
“ arches, ii. 119.
Campaniles, ii. 111.
Definition of terms used in connection with masonry,
Descriptions of Churches, ii. 112.
ii. 119.
“ San Michele , Pavia, ii. 112.
Different kinds of do., ii. 119.
“ San Thomaso, ii. 112.
Of a simple vault, ii. 120.
“ Ambrozzi, Milan, ii. 112.
Groin, i. 477.
“ S. Geron’s church, ii. 112.
To construct a semi-cylindroidic arch cutting a straight
“ Cathedral at Pisa, ii. 112.
wall, with its axis oblique to the surface of the wall,
but parallel to the horizon, ii. 120.
“ S. Zenone, Verona, ii. 113.
To find any level which the joints on the face of the
“ San Michele , Lucca, ii. 113.
arch makes with that on the intrados, ii. 120.
Saxon Architecture , ii. 400.
To construct a cylindro-cylindric arch, or a cylindric
Norman “ , ii. 234.
arch in a cylindric wall, the axis of the aperture
Romanesque “ , ii. 374.
being at right angles to the axis of the cylindric wall,
Longimetry, ii. 113.
ii. 121.
LoopHoles, ii. 113.
To find the curves of the ends of the beds upon the face
Lorme, Philibert De, ii. 113.
of the arch, ii. 121.
Louvre, ii. 113.
To form an arch stone, ii. 121.
Lozenge, ii. 113.
Materials, ii. 121.
Lozenge Moulding, ii. 113.
Of materials used by the Greeks and Romans, ii. 121.
Luculleum Marmor, ii. 113.
Their time of felling, and mode of seasoning timber,
Luffer Boarding, ii. 113.
ii. 121.
Lune, or Lunula, ii. 113.
Different kinds of stones used by them, ii. 121.
Lunette, ii. 113.
Do. do. tiles and bricks, ii. 121.
Luthern, ii. 113.
Mode of manufacturing do., ii. 121.
Lych Gate, or Lien Gate, ii. 113.
Do. lime for plastering walls, ii. 122.
Lying Panels, ii. 113.
Metals used by ditto, ii. 122.
Time of felling trees in England, ii. 122.
Machicolations, ii. 114.
Choice of timber for building, ii. 122.
Machine, ii. 114.
Mode of seasoning oak, ii. 122.
Definition of, ii. 114.
“ ash, ii. 122.
Various classes of, ii. 114.
“ elm, ii. 122.
Maderno, Charles, ii. 114.
“ beech, ii. 122.
Magazine, Powder, ii. 114.
“ poplar, ii. 122.
Description of, ii. 115.
“ birch, ii. 122.
Mahogany, ii. 115.
“ chesnut, ii. 122.
Spanisli Mahogany, ii. 115.
“ walnut, ii. 123.
Honduras Mahogany, ii. 115.
“ mahogany, ii. 123.
Table of strength, ii. 115.
Mahogany, ii. 115.