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Quarry , ii. 350.
Rail, ii. 358.
Railway, or Team Road, or Dram-Road, or Waggon-way. ii. 359.
Origin and progress of, ii. 359.
Rain-water Pipe, ii. 359.
Raiser, ii. 359.
Staircasing, ii. 441.
Raising-Pieces, or Reason-Pieces, ii. 359.
Raking, ii. 359.
Raking-Moulding, ii. 359.
Rammed Earth Buildings, ii. 359.
Pise, ii. 298.
Ramp, ii. 359.
Rampant Arch, ii. 359.
Rampart Arch, ii. 359.
Rampart, or Rampier, in fortification, ii. 359.Rampart, in Civil Architecture, ii. 360.
Ramps, ii. 360.
Range, or Ranging, ii. 360.
Rasp, ii. 360.
Rate, ii. 360.
House, i. 514.
Ravelin, ii. 360.
Reading Desk, ii. 360.
Eagle, i. 312.
Rebate, or Rabbet, ii. 360.
Recess, ii. 360.
Recipiangle, or Recipient Angle, ii. 360.
Rectangular , or Right-Angle Triangle, ii. 361.Triangle, ii. 496.
Rectification, ii. 361.
Rectilinear, or Right-Lined, ii. 361.
Rectory, ii. 361.
Redans, ii. 361.
Redoubt, or Redoubte, ii. 361.
Reduction, ii. 361.
Refectory, ii. 361.
Reflex, or Reflect, ii. 361.
Reglet, or Riglet, ii. 361.
Regrating, ii. 361Regula, ii. 361.
Regular Figure, ii. 361.
Regular Body, or Platonic Body, ii. 361.
Regular Architecture, ii. 361.
Reins of a Vault, ii. 361.
Vault, ii. 515.
Re jointing, ii. 361.
Relation, ii. 361.
Relievo , Relief, or Embossment, ii. 361.
Basso-Relievo, i. 31.
Relievo , in Architecture, ii. 362.
Relievo , in fainting, ii. 362.
Italian Architecture, ii. 40. '
Tudor Architecture, ii. 509.
Rendering, ii. 362.
Pargeting, ii. 263.
Plastering, ii. 307.
Repairing, ii. 362.
Reservoir, ii. 362.
Resistance, or Resisting Force, ii. 362.
Resistance of Solids, ii. 362.
Resistance of the Fibres of Solid Bodies. Theoryof the, ii. 362.
Table of relative resistances, or strengths of wood andother bodies, ii. 364.
Resolution of Forces, ii. 365.
Forces, i. 421.
Respond, ii. 365.
Resault, ii. 365.
Retaining Wall, ii. 365.
Reticulated, ii. 365.
Reticulated Work, ii. 365.
Retrenchment, in Architecture, ii. 365.
Retrenchment, in Fortification , ii. 365.
Return, ii. 365.
Return Bead, ii. 395.
Revels, ii. 365.
Revolution, ii. 365.
Rhomboides, ii. 365.
Rib, ii. 365.
Ribbing, ii. 365.
Ribet, ii. 365.
Ribs, ii. 365.
Ridge, ii. 365.
Ridge Tile, ii. 365.
Tile, ii. 489.
Riggen, ii. 365.
Roads, ii. 365.
Of ancient Roman, ii. 365.
Me Adam on road-making, ii. 366.
On the elasticity and hardness of. roads, ii. 367.
Of foundations for roads, ii. 367.
Of materials for upper coat of a road, ii. 367.
Cleansing of roads, ii. 368.
Experiments in do, ii. 368.
Relative superiority of cube granite and macadamizedroads considered, ii. 368.
Of tram roads, ii. 369.
Of wooden roads, ii. 369.
Table of costs of various kinds of roads, ii. 369.
Rod, ii. 370.
Roe Stone, or Oolite, ii, 370.
Roll Moulding, ii. 370.'
Rolls, or Rollers, ii. 370.
Roman Architecture, ii. 370.
Of early Roman buildings, ii. 370.
Progress under the kings, ii. 370.
Rebuilding of the city, ii. 370.
Of roads and aqueducts, ii. 370.
Villas of the Romans, ii. 370.
Marble first used instead of brick, ii. 370,
, Introduction of Grecian art, ii. 370.
Of theatres, ii. 371.
Works executed in the reign of Julius Caesar , ii. 371-Progress of architecture in reign of Augustus , ii- 371-Buildings of Nero ’s time, ii. 371.
Of the Coliseum, ii. 371.
Buildings of the time of Titus, ii. 371.
Rebuilding of Jerusalem , ii. 371.
Decline of Roman architecture, ii. 371.