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Peripteral, ii. 275.
Periranterion, ii. 276.
Peristyle, ii. 276.
Peristylion, ii. 276.
Peritherides, ii. 276.
Ancones, i. 6.
Peritrochium, ii. 276.
Perpendicular, ii. 276.
Properties of, ii. 276.
Perpendicular to a Curve, ii. 276.
Perpent Stone, ii. 276.
Perpeyn Wall, ii. 276.
Perrault, Claude, ii. 276.
Perron, ii. 277.
Perronet, John Eodolphus, ii. 277.
Persepolis, ii. 277.
Description of ruins of, ii. 277.
Persian Architecture, ii. 277.
Its history and principal features, ii. 277.Kesemblance to that of India and Egypt , ii. 277.Observations on the principal ruins, ii. 277.
' Description of ruins of Persepolis, ii. 277.
Of the site or platform on which these ruins are situate,ii. 278.
Of the propylon, or entrance to the ruins, ii. 278.Description of columns of second propylon, ii. 279.
“ sculpture on do., ii. 279.
“ the palace of forty pillars, ii. 279.
“ buildings in the vicinity of the palace of
forty pillars, ii. 279.
“ sculptured tombs, ii. 279.
“ pyramid amongst the ruins of Pasargad®,
ii. 279.
Of fire-altars, ii. 279.
List of writers on this subject, ii. 280.
Persians , or Persic Order, ii. 280.
Caryatic Order , i. 107.
Perspective, ii. 280.
History of, ii. 280.
Explanation of principles, ii. 281.
Limits of vision, ii. 283.
Definitions, ii. 283.
To put squares into perspective, ii. 283.
To subdivide the square, ii. 284.
To put a circle into perspective, ii. 284.
“ a triangular prism “ , ii. 284.
“ a cube and cylinder “ , ii. 284.
Of shadows, ii. 285.
Machine for perspective drawings, ii. 285,Perspective op Shadows, ii. 286.
Given the vanishing line of a plane, the image of aline insisting upon that plane and its vanishing-point,also the vanishing-point of the sun’s rays; to find theshadow of the line, ii. 286.
To find the shadow of a cube, ii. 286.
Peruzzi, Baldassare, ii. 286.
ii. 288.
288.
288.
Pest House , ii. 287.Peter of Coleciiurch, ii.Pew , or Pue, ii. 287.PlIALANGAS, ii. 287.Pharos, or Phare, ii. 287.Eddystone, i. 328.Lighthouse, ii. 102.Pheasantry, ii. 287.Phengites, ii. 287.
Phials, ii. 287.
287.
Piache, or Piazza,
Piazza, ii. 288.
Description of, ii.
Picts House, ii.
Picture, ii. 288.
Varnishing of pictures, ii. 288.
Of paintings in miniature, ii. 288.
To repair cut or torn pictures, ii. 289.
Of cleaning pictures, ii. 289.
To transfer oil paintings to new grounds, ii. 289.
Do., paintings on wood, ii. 290.
Piedroit, ii. 290.
Pier, ii. 290.
Piers , in Architecture, ii. 290.
Piers, Circular , ii. 290.
Piers of a Bridge, ii. 290.
Piggery, ii. 290.
Pig-sty, ii. 290.
Pila, or Piles, ii. 290.
Piles, ii. 294.
Pilas, ii. 290.
Treatment of, ii. 290.
Projecture of, ii. 290.
Diminution of, ii. 290.
Flutes, ii. 290.
Proportions of capitals, ii. 290.
Pilasters, in Ship-building, ii. 291.
Pilaster Masses, ii. 291.
Piles, ii. 294.
Pile , among Architects, ii. 291.
Pile Driver, ii. 291.
Description of simple machines, ii. 291.
To estimate power of, ii. 291.
Description of machine for large works, ii. 291.
“ machine used at Westminster Bridge
ii. 292.
“ machine to cut off heads of piles for level
platform, ii. 292.
“ machine to draw piles, ii. 293.
Theory of Mr. Valoue’s engine, ii. 293.
Atmospheric pile-driving, Dr. Pott’s system, ii. 294.Adopted at Goodwin Sands, ii. 294.
Nasmyth’s steam-hammer, ii. 294.
Description of its action, ii. 294.
Pii.e-Planks, ii. 294.
Piles, ii. 294.
Pile Sheeting, ii. 294.
Piles, ii. 294.
Uses of, ii. 295.
Formation of, ii. 295.
Square gauge, or guide-piles, ii. 295.
Cast-iron piles, ii. 295.
Ewart’s piles, ii. 295.
Description of works at the Brunswick Wharf,Screw-pile, ii. 296.
Origin of do., ii. 296.
Pile Driving, ii. 294.
Pillage, ii. 297.
Of different kinds of, ii. 297.
ii. 295.