are six of these supporting planks , on each separate one are placed two bellows ; the lower bellows - boards project a palm beyond them . From each of the bellows - boards an iron ring descends through a hole in its supporting plank , and a wooden peg is driven into the ring , so that the bellows… … A — Front sill . B — Back sill . C — Front posts . D — Their slots . E — Beam IMPOSED UPON THEM . F — HIGHER POSTS . G — THEIR SLOTS . H — BEAM IMPOSED UPON THEM . I — Timber JOINED IN THE MORTISES OF THE POSTS . K — PLANKS . L — TRANSVERSE SUPPORTING FLANKS . M — THE HOLES IN THEM . N — PlPE . 0 —…
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