150 INDEX.
Tombs, circular, in Asia Minor and
Varieties of style, or of ornament, 26,
not in Egypt (vide round), 4, 112
61, 64
------at Thebes, 108, 109, 111
Vestibulum, or area, or propylseum,
------Egyptian, 108
82,89
------- hewn in the rock (vide rock-
Villas of the Egyptians, 20, 22
tombs)
Vitruvius, Egyptian cecus, described
Tombs of the poorer class were pits,
by, 21
108
------complains of the long columns,
-------at the pyramids, 19,108, 110
the (scrolls we call) arabesques,
Torus, 66
and masses of red paint, used in
-------of the pyramidal towers, 106
his time, 21
Towers of the Propylaea, for defence
------mentions a blue colour invented
(.vide pyramidal towers), 21
in Egypt, 99
Triad, 101
------guided by the works of Ionian
Triads, 120,129
architects, 37 (note)
-------very ancient, 121
Uniformity, studied avoidance of
Triglyphs {vide Doric), 39, 68
(vide symmetry)
Trinity, 118 (note), 120 (note)
Unity of the Deity, 114
Truth and the creative power, 116
Volutes, origin of, 59
Tumulus gave the form to pyramids
Volute, ornaments of a composite
and to conical tombs, 112
Egyptian column, 58
Typhon, or Seth, 124,127
Use of large stones, error respecting
Typhonian monsters, attached to pil-
the, 107
lars, 34, 62
--------------on capitals of columns, 56
WADEE HALEEH, temple with
Tyrrheni, figures of the {vide Etrus-
square pillars at, 33, 83
cans), 4
Wickedness, or sin, confounded with
evil, 124, 127
------■------represented as a great ser-
VARIETY in the columns, an Egyp-
pent, or the giant Apop, 124,126
tian not a Greek idea, 30, 61
"Windows of Temples, 93
--------------not introduced by the Pto-
Winged globe, or agathoditmon, a
lemies, 103
characteristic of Egyptian archi-
Varieties of the composite columns
tecture, 32
more than twenty, 29, 61
--------------over doorways, 32, 67, 94
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Tombs, circular, in Asia Minor and
Varieties of style, or of ornament, 26,
not in Egypt (vide round), 4, 112
61, 64
------at Thebes, 108, 109, 111
Vestibulum, or area, or propylseum,
------Egyptian, 108
82,89
------- hewn in the rock (vide rock-
Villas of the Egyptians, 20, 22
tombs)
Vitruvius, Egyptian cecus, described
Tombs of the poorer class were pits,
by, 21
108
------complains of the long columns,
-------at the pyramids, 19,108, 110
the (scrolls we call) arabesques,
Torus, 66
and masses of red paint, used in
-------of the pyramidal towers, 106
his time, 21
Towers of the Propylaea, for defence
------mentions a blue colour invented
(.vide pyramidal towers), 21
in Egypt, 99
Triad, 101
------guided by the works of Ionian
Triads, 120,129
architects, 37 (note)
-------very ancient, 121
Uniformity, studied avoidance of
Triglyphs {vide Doric), 39, 68
(vide symmetry)
Trinity, 118 (note), 120 (note)
Unity of the Deity, 114
Truth and the creative power, 116
Volutes, origin of, 59
Tumulus gave the form to pyramids
Volute, ornaments of a composite
and to conical tombs, 112
Egyptian column, 58
Typhon, or Seth, 124,127
Use of large stones, error respecting
Typhonian monsters, attached to pil-
the, 107
lars, 34, 62
--------------on capitals of columns, 56
WADEE HALEEH, temple with
Tyrrheni, figures of the {vide Etrus-
square pillars at, 33, 83
cans), 4
Wickedness, or sin, confounded with
evil, 124, 127
------■------represented as a great ser-
VARIETY in the columns, an Egyp-
pent, or the giant Apop, 124,126
tian not a Greek idea, 30, 61
"Windows of Temples, 93
--------------not introduced by the Pto-
Winged globe, or agathoditmon, a
lemies, 103
characteristic of Egyptian archi-
Varieties of the composite columns
tecture, 32
more than twenty, 29, 61
--------------over doorways, 32, 67, 94
RICHARDS, P2INTEK, IC
0, ST martin's lane.