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Vertical stones of outer ellipsis Epistylia to them Another stone , supposed to
have been Iriner ellipsis opposite the entrance Altar Total Northwards from
Stonehenge , at the distance of a few hundred yards , is a large single stone
which , at the ...
Vertical stones of outer ellipsis Epistylia to them Another stone , supposed to
have been Iriner ellipsis opposite the entrance Altar Total Northwards from
Stonehenge , at the distance of a few hundred yards , is a large single stone
which , at the ...
Page 95
The frieze and archi . trave are broken vertically in each interpilaster over three
corbels , on which it is supposed HE Fig . ... and the faces of the walls are not in
the same vertical plane , but recede from it towards the interior of the building .
The frieze and archi . trave are broken vertically in each interpilaster over three
corbels , on which it is supposed HE Fig . ... and the faces of the walls are not in
the same vertical plane , but recede from it towards the interior of the building .
Page 268
If two lines cut each other , the vertical or opposite angles are equal . Let the lines
AD , BF , ( fiy . 246. ) cut each Fig . 943 . Fig . 246 . other at the point C ; the
angles ACB , FCD , which are called vertical or opposite ang are equal . From the
...
If two lines cut each other , the vertical or opposite angles are equal . Let the lines
AD , BF , ( fiy . 246. ) cut each Fig . 943 . Fig . 246 . other at the point C ; the
angles ACB , FCD , which are called vertical or opposite ang are equal . From the
...
Page 317
... called the planes of projec . tim , one of which planes is usually supposed to be
horizontal , in which case the other is vertical , the projections being called
horizontal or vertical , according as they are on one or other of these planes .
1911.
... called the planes of projec . tim , one of which planes is usually supposed to be
horizontal , in which case the other is vertical , the projections being called
horizontal or vertical , according as they are on one or other of these planes .
1911.
Page 319
In conducting all the operations relative to projections , they are referable to two
planes , whereof one is horizontal and the other vertical . PROJECTION OF
RIGHT LINES . 1130. The projection of a line AB ( fig . 459. ) perpendicular to a ...
In conducting all the operations relative to projections , they are referable to two
planes , whereof one is horizontal and the other vertical . PROJECTION OF
RIGHT LINES . 1130. The projection of a line AB ( fig . 459. ) perpendicular to a ...
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| Title | An Encyclopaedia of Architecture, Historical, Theoretical, & Practical |
| Author | Joseph Gwilt |
| Editor | Wyatt Angelicus Van Sandau Papworth |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Longmans, Green, and Company, 1891 |
| Length | 1443 pages |
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