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Casement, i. 108.
House, i. 503.
Joinery, ii. 68.
Sash Frame, ii. 398.
Skylight, ii. 431.
Tracery, ii. 495.
Gothic Architecture, i. 462.
Window Shutters, ii. 526.
Joinery, ii. 68.
Sash Frame, ii. 398.
Wing, ii. 526.
Withs, ii. 526.
Materials, ii. 122.
Mensuration, ii. 195.
Seasoning of Timber , ii. 410.
Wood Bricks, ii. 526.
Of ancient and simplest form, ii. 526.
‘ the forces to which a beam supported at either endis subjected, ii. 526.
“ framed bridges, ii. 527.
“ the Pons Sublicius at Borne, ii. 527.
“ the bridge built over the Danube by Trajan , ii. 527.“ of Schauffhausen over the Bhine, ii. 528.“ of St. Clair over the Bhone, ii. 528.
“ of Grenelle over the Seine , ii. 528.
Of piers and abutments, ii. 528.
Of the roadways, ii. 529.
Drawbridges, ii. 529.
Theory of a polygonal framing subjected to compression,ii. 529.
Direction of the strain, ii. 530.
Of scarfing, ii. 530.
“ tenon and mortise-joint, ii. 530.
“ dove-tail joints, ii. 530.
Of king and queen posts, ii. 530.
“ the various kinds of forces to which timbers appliedto such purposes are subjected, and how to disposethem most advantageously, ii. 530.Breaking-weight of a beam, ii. 530.
Of resistance to tension and pressure, ii. 531.
Eesults of experiments on do., ii. 531.
Wooden Column, ii. 531.
Working Drawings, ii. 531.
Wreathed Columns, ii. 531.
Wren, Sir Christopher, ii. 532.
His biography, ii. 532.
“ plan for rebuilding London, ii. 532.
“ works, ii. 532.
“ directions respecting the erection of churches:—
Of the site, ii. 533.
“ extra-mural interment, ii. 533.
“ the materials, ii. 533.
“ capacity and dimensions, ii. 533.
“ situation of the pulpit, ii. 533.
Conclusion of biography, ii. 534.
Xenodochium, ii. 534.
Xtstos, ii. 534.
Yard, ii. 535.
Mensuration, ii. 164.
Yellow, ii. 536.
Zacco, ii. 536.
Zax, ii. 536.
Zeta, or Zeticula, ii. 536.
Zigzag Moulding, ii. 536.
Norman Architecture, ii 237.
Zinc, ii. 536.
Zophorus, ii. 536.
Zophoric Column, ii. 536.
Zotheca, ii. 536.
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