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Examples of iron roofs, ii. 387.
Description of roof of Geological Museum, Piccadilly,ii. 388.
“ “ Palm House, Kew Gardens,
ii. 388.
“ “ over railway - station, Lime-
street, Liverpool , ii. 388.Nasmyth’s fire-proof flooring and roofing, ii. 389.
Of the coverings of roofs, ii. 389.
Table showing the weight per square of 100 feet fordifferent kinds of covering, ii. 390.
Construction of domes, ii. 390.
Of the dome of St. Paul’s, London , ii. 391.
Dome, i. 275.
Curb Roof, i. 217.
Vaulting, ii. 515.
Mechanical Carpentry, ii. 143.
Koof, Hippf.d, ii. 391.
Hip Roof i. 496.
Roofing, ii. 391.
Room, ii. 391.
Apartment, i. 8.
Building, i. 65. «
Rose, ii. 391.
Rose Window, ii. 391.
Rostrum, ii. 391.
Rotondo, or Rotunda , ii. 391.
Rough Cast, or Rough Casting, ii. 391.
Plastering, ii. 308.
Round Church, ii. 391.
Examples of, ii. 391.
Origin of this form, ii. 391.
Round Towers, ii. 392.
Dimensions and construction of, by Mr. Petrie, ii. 392.On the origin and use of, ii. 392.
Examples of in Ireland , ii. 393.
“ France, ii. 393.
Rubble Work, ii. 393.
Rudenture, ii. 393.
Ruderation, ii. 393.
Ruins, ii. 393.
Rule, Parallel, ii. 393.
Parallel, ii. 261.
Instruments, ii. 12.
Rule, Carpenter's Joint, ii. 394.
Use of the Carpenter’s Joint, ii. 39^.
Instruments, ii. 17.
The breadth of any surface, as board, glass, &c., beinggiven; to find how much in length will make a squarefoot, ii. 394.
Use of the table at the end of the board-measure,ii. 394.
Use of the line of timber-measure, ii. 394.
Sliding Rule, ii. 434.
Rule, Boio, ii. 394.
Ruler, Parallel, ii. 394.
Instruments, ii. 12.
Rustic, ii. 394.
Rustic Chamfered, ii. 394.
Rustic Coins, ii. 394.
Quoins, ii. 358.
Rustic Frieze, ii. 394.
Rustic Order, ii. 394.
Rustic Work, ii. 394.
Rustic Work, Frosted, ii. 394.
Rustic Work, Vermiculated, ii. 394.
Sacellum, ii. 395.
Sacrarium, ii. 395.
Sacringe, or Sanctus Bell, ii. 395.
Sacristy, or Vestry , ii. 395.
Saddle-backed Coping, ii. 395.
Sag, or Sagging, ii. 395.
Sagitta, in Architecture, ii. 395.
Sagitta, in Geometry , ii. 395.
Sagitta, in Trigonometry, ii. 395.
Saint Peters, ii. 395.
Of the Circus of Caius formerly occupying the presentsite of St. Peter’s, ii. 395.
Description of the Basilica Vaticana , ii. 395.
Of the different architects engaged on the New Basilica,ii. 395.
Bonarotti, i. 38.
Description of the exterior, ii. 395.
“ interior, ii. 396.
Of the altar called the confessional of the apostles,ii. 396.
Of bronze canopy erected over ditto by Urban VIII. ,ii. 396.
Of the grand cupola, ii. 396.
“ galleries for exhibiting sacred relics, ii. 396.
“ piazza of the Vatican Basilica, ii. 397.
“ Egyptian Obelisk in the centre of do., ii. 397.“ fountains in do., ii, 397.
Saliant, ii. 397.
Sally, ii. 397.
Sally Ports, or Postern Gates, ii. 397.
Saloon, ii. 397.
Sanctuary, ii. 397.
Chancel, i. 141.
Sand, ii. 397.
Puzzolana, ii. 346.
Of red sandstone, ii. 398.
Sangallo, Antonio de, ii. 398.
Sap, in Building, ii. 398.
Sap, in Military Art, ii. 398.
Sapheta, ii. 398.
Soffit, ii. 434.
Saracenic Architecture, ii. 398.
Moorish Architecture, ii. 208.
Sash, ii. 398.
Sash Frame, ii. 398.
Construction of, ii. 398.
Of the pit saw, ii. 399.
“ bow saw, ii. 400.
“ ripping saw, ii. 400.
“ half ripper, ii. 400.
“ hand saw, ii. 400.
“ panel saw, ii. 400.
“ tenon saw, ii. 400.
“ sash saw, ii. 400.
“ dovetail saw, ii. 400.
“ compass saw, ii. 400.
“ key-hole, or turning saw,
Saw-Pit, ii. 400.
Sawyers, ii. 400.