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Parastata, ii. 262.
Parci.ose, ii. 262.
Parent, Anthony, ii. 262.
Parget, ii. 263.
Pargeting, ii. 263.
Parker’s Cement, ii. 263.
Cement, i. 128.
Mortar, ii. 214.
Parlour, ii. 263.
Description of, ii. 263.
Partition, ii. 264.
Truss, ii. 508.
Party Walls, ii. 264.
House, i. 514.
Parvis, or Parvise, ii. 264.
Passages, ii. 265.
Pastil, or Pastel, ii. 265Pastophoria, ii. 265.
Pastoral Staff, ii. 265.
Crozier, i. 213.
Pate, ii. 265.
Paten, ii. 265.
Patera, ii. 265.
Use of in Architecture, ii. 265.Description of, ii. 265.
Pavement, ii. 266.
Origin of paving, ii. 266-Pebble paving, ii. 266.
Rag do. , ii. 266.
Purbeck pitchens, ii. 266.
Squared paving, ii. 266.
Heron do., ii. 266.
Mount Sorel stone, ii. 266.
Aberdeen granite, ii. 266.
Tyar Baggar stone, ii. 267.
Foggint, or Devonshire granite, ii. 267.Haytor do., ii. 267.
White rock, or Cornish granite, ii. 267.Budle stone, ii. 267.
Whinstone, ii. 267.
Purbeck paving, ii. 267.
Rye gate, or Firestone do., ii. 267.Newcastle flags, ii. 267.
Portland paving, ii. 267.
Sweedland do., ii. 267.
Flat brick do., ii. 267.
Of rubble and aisler causeway, ii. 267.Directions for laying do., ii. 267,
“ for formation of bed, ii. 267.Of stones for paving, ii. 267.
“ wooden pavement, ii. 268.
“ foot-pavements of flagstone, ii. 268.
“ slate pavement, ii. 268.
“ asphalte do., ii. 268.
Pavement of Terrace, ii 268.Pavement, Diamond, ii. 269.Pavilion, ii. 269.
Pautre, Antony Le, ii. 269.
Pax, ii. 269.
Pedestal, ii. 269.
Pedestal, Tuscan, ii. 269.
“ Ionic, ii. 269.
“ Corinthian, ii. 269.
“ Composite, ii. 269.
“ Square, ii. 269.
“ Double, ii. 269.
“ Continued, ii. 269.
Pedestals of Statues, ii. 269.
Pediment, ii. 270.
Description of, ii. 270.
Parts of a, ii. 270.
Variety of forms of, ii. 270.
Console, i. 192.
Pelasgian, or Cyclopean Architecture, ii. 270.History of, ii. 270.
Celtic Architecture, i. 124.
Remarkable features in, ii. 270.
Of the first mode, or class of buildings, ii. 270.“ 2nd, do., ii. 271.
“ 3rd, do., ii. 271.
“ 4th, do., ii. 271.
Description of ruins of Tiryns , ii. 271.
“ the propylaea of the Acropolis of Mii. 271.
“ treasury of Atreus, near Mycenas ,
Pelecoides, ii. 273.
Pend, ii. 273.
Pendent, or Philosophical Bridge, ii. 273.
Bridge, i. 58.
Pendent, ii. 273Pendentive, ii. 273.
Pendentive Bracketing, ii. 273.
Pendentive Cradling, ii. 273.
Method of constructing cradling for, ii. 27Penetrale, ii. 273.
Penetralia, ii. 273.
Penitentiary House, ii. 274.
Prison, ii. 323.
Penstock, ii. 274.
Pentadoron, ii. 274.
Pentagon, ii. 274.
Regular Figure, ii. 361.
Pentagraph, Pantagraph, or Parallelogram,Description and use of, ii. 274.
Pentastyle, ii. 275.
Pent House, ii. 275.
Perambulator, ii. 275.
Description and use of, ii. 275.
Perch, in land-measure, ii. 275.
Perch, ii. 275.
Perclose, ii. 275.
Parclose, ii. 262.
Peribolus, ii. 275.
Peridrome, ii. 275.
Periphery, ii. 275.
Sexagesimal, ii. 424.
Circle, i. 162.
Periptere, ii. 275.
Peristyle, ii. 276.