The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 292
ith six equal or unequal parts ;these Crosses are simple or enclosed in circular medallions, and aresometimes square. In the next illustration composed of six cyphersthe Chi is in the St. Andrews Cross. In the first five figures the Rhocuts the Chi vertically, at the point in which the two branches… … things; Xo. 5 is inclosed in a medallion, but the r.iys of this niyslic.Uwlu-rl touch the circumference and mingle in it, wliile tliose of N>. tido not touch it. This last figure does not present a Rho but an luli!,which is the first letter of the Greek word IH20T2, as the Chi is thefirst letter…
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