PL A
Description of Pompey’s pillar, ii. 297.
Pinion, ii. 298.
Pinnacle, ii. 298.
Pinning, ii. 298.
Pinning-tjp, ii. 298.
Pipe, ii. 298.
Piscina, ii. 298.
Piscina, or Probatica, ii. 298.
Piscina, or Lavatory, ii. 298.
Piscina, in Ecclesiology , ii. 298.
Pise, ii. 298.
Pit or a Theatre, ii. 298.
Pitch, ii. 298.
Pitching-Piece, ii. 298.
Pix, ii. 298.
Placard, ii. 298.
Place Bricks, ii. 298.
Plafond, or Platfond, ii. 299.
Ceiling, i. 122.
Plain Angle, ii. 299.
Plain Figure, ii. 299.
Plain Tiles, or Plane Tiles, ii. 299Plain Triangle, ii. 299.
Plain Trigonometry, ii. 299.
Plan, ii. 299.
Plan, in Architecture, ii. 299.
Plan, Geometrical, ii. 299.
Plan, Perspective, ii. 299.
Plan, Raised, ii. 299.
Elevation, i. 364.
Plan of a Bastion, ii. 299.
Plan, in Ship-building, ii. 299.
Plancere, ii. 299.
Plane, ii. 299.
Use of, ii. 299.
Description of, ii. 299.
Different kinds of, ii. 299.
Mode of using, ii. 300.
Description of the long plane, ii. 301.
“ the shooting plane or jointer, ii. 301.
“ the smoothing-plane, ii. 301.
“ rebating-plane, ii. 301.
« the moving fillister, ii. 301,
“ the sash fillister, ii. 302.
« the plough, ii. 302.
Tools, ii. 494.
Circle, i. 162.
Parabola, ii 260.
Plane, Horizontal, ii. 302.
Perspective, ii. 283.
Plane, Inclined, ii. 302.
Plane, Objective, ii. 302.
Plane, Perspective, ii. 302.
Plane, Vertical, ii. 302.
Perspective, ii. 283.
Plane, Table, ii. 302.
Planimetry, ii. 303.
Planing Machine, ii. 303.
Description of General Bentham’s, ii. 303.
“ Bramah’s, ii. 303.
“ Mr. Bevan’s, ii. 304.
Projection, ii. 328.
Of the plane of projection, ii. 305.
Of the perspective plane, ii. 305.
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Plank, ii. 305.
Plank-hook, ii. 305.
Plank Sheers, or Plan Sheers, ii. 305.
Planting, ii. 305.
Plaster of Paris, ii. 305.
Gypsum, i. 484.
Of crude Plaster of Paris, ii. 305.
“ burnt do., ii. 305.
“ taking casts in do., ii. 305.
“ the fluid appearance of, when heated over the fire,ii. 305.
Coagulating properties of, ii. 305.
Experiments on, ii. 305.
Expansion of during the process of hardening, ii. 306.Plaster for floors, ii. 306.
Plaster Floors, ii. 306.
Mode of making, ii. 306.
Tools used by, ii. 306.
Technical terms used by, ii. 306.
Plastering, ii. 307.
Measurement of work, ii. 306.
Plastering, ii. 307.
Description of work, ii. 307.
Lime, ii. 107.
Plaster of Paris, ii. 305.
Lime and hair, or coarse stuff, ii. 307.
Fine stuff, ii. 307.
Trowelled, or bastard stucco, ii. 307.
Gauge stuff, ii.-307.
Lathing, ii. 307.
Laying, ii. 307.
Pricking-up, ii. 307.
Lathing, laying, and set, ii. 307.
Lathing, floating, and set, ii. 307.
A screed, ii. 307.
The set to floated work, ii. 308.
Rendering and set, or rendering, floated, and set,ii. 308.
Trowelled stucco, ii. 308.
Rough casting, or rough walling, ii. 308.
Cornices, ii. 308.
Mode of constructing do., ii. 308.
Ornamenting of do., ii. 309.
On friezes and basso-relievos, ii. 309.
Capitals to columns, ii. 309.
Use of Bailey’s compo for walls, ii. 309.
Dr. B. Iliggin’s patent stucco, ii. 309.
Parker’s cement, ii. 310.
Cement , i. 134,
Fresco painting, or staining plastered walls, ii. 310.Of scagliola, ii. 310.
“ composition ornament, ii. 310.
“ ancient plastering, ii. 310.
Platband, ii. 311.
Platband of a Door or Window, ii. 311.Platbands, or Flutings , ii. 311.
Plate, ii. 311-
Plate Glass, ii. 311.
Glass, i. 447.
Plates, Ground, ii. 311.
Ground Sill, i. 482.
Platfond, ii. 311.
Soffit, ii. 434.