PAL
582
PAR
Section, ii. 412.
Orthography, in Geometry , ii. 245.
Orthography, in Fortification , ii. 245.
Osculating Circle, or Kissing Circle, ii. 245.
Ova, ii. 246.
Oval, ii. 246.
Definition of, ii. 246.
Ellipsis, i. 365.
Equations for ovals, ii. 246.
To describe an oval through points, ii. 249.Oviculum, ii. 250.
Ovolo, ii. 250.
Mouldings, ii. 221.
Ounce, ii. 250.
Outer Doors, ii. 250.
Outfall, or Outlet, ii. 250.
Outline, ii. 250.
Out-of-Winding, ii. 250.
Out-to-Out, ii. 250.
Oxygon, ii. 250.
Pace, ii. 250.
Paddle, ii. 250.
Paddle Holes, ii. 250.
Clough Arches, i. 169.
Paddle Weirs, ii. 250.
Lock Weirs, i. 109.
Paddock, ii. 250.
Description of, ii. 250.
P.ESTUM, ii. 250.
Pagod, or Pagoda, ii. 250.
Description of, ii. 250.
Chinese Architecture, i. 145.
Examples of, viz.,—Pagoda of Chillambrum, near PortoNovo , on Coromandel coast, and that of Jembikisma,ii. 251.
Indian Architecture, ii. 2.
Painters, House, ii. 251Painting, ii. 251.
Theory of, ii. 251.
Technical terms used in, ii. 251.
Painting, Economical, ii. 251.
Directions for preparing colours, and mode of applyingon wood, ii. 251.
On painting of stucco, ii. 252.
Distemper, i. 273.
Fresco, i. 431.
Palace, ii. 252.
Notice of the principal palaces, ii. 252.
Palestra, or Palestra, ii. 253.
Palatine Bridge, ii. 253.
Pale, ii. 253.
Pales, or Piles, ii. 253.
Pales for Building, ii. 253.
Piles, ii. 294.
Palette, ii. 253.
Paling, ii. 253.
Paling Fence, ii. 253.
Palladian Arcuitecture, ii. 253.
Italian Architecture, ii. 40.
Palladium, ii. 254.
Tradition of, ii. 254.
Pallieh, or Paillier, ii. 254.
Palllfication, or Piling , ii. 254.
Palm, ii. 254.
Antiquity of, ii. 254.
Description of, ii. 254.
Pampre, ii. 255.
Pancarpi, ii. 255.
Panel, or Pannel, ii. 255.
Pannier, ii. 255.
Panorama, ii. 255.
Theory of, ii. 255.
Panoramic Projection, ii. 255. j
Definitions, ii. 256.
To describe the panoramic curve to given dimensions lii. 256. !
To find the indefinite representation of lines parallel tothe original plane, in a plane parallel to the axisof the picture ; given the height of the eye, the inter-section of the original plane, and the distance of theoriginal plane from the picture, ii. 257.
To describe the representation of a line in a plane per-pendicular to the axis of the cylinder ; given the seatof the line on the original plane, ii. 257.
Given the indefinite representation G, n, No. 2, of a 1straight line, to determine the finite portion whoseseat is ab No. 1, ii. 257.
Pantheon, ii. 259.
Description of at Rome , ii. 259.
Pantiles, ii. 260.
Tiles, ii. 489.
Pantometek, ii. 260.
Table of different sizes of, ii. 260.
Parabola, in Geometry , ii. 260.
Parabolic Asymptote, ii. 260.
Parabolic Conoid, ii. 260.
Paraboloid, ii. 260.
Parabolic Curve, ii. 260.
Parabolic Spiral, or Helicoid, ii. 260.
Paraboloid, ii. 260.
Paradigrammatize, ii. 260. i
Paradox, ii. 260.
Parallel, ii. 261.
Parallel Copings, ii. 261.
Parallel Right Lines, ii. 261.
Parallel Motion, ii. 261.
Parallel Planes, ii. 261.
Parallel Ruler, ii. 261.
Instruments, ii. 12. !
Parallel Cut, ii. 261. !
Parallelopiped, ii. 261. J
Description of, ii. 261.
Properties of the, ii. 261. j j
To measure the surface and solidity of a parallelopiped’ i I
ii. 261. ; i
Parallelogram, ii. 262. __ \ j
Parallelogram, ii. 262. ! j
Properties of, ii. 262.
Pentagraph, ii. 274.
Parameter, ii. 262.
Parabola, ii. 260.