A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 50
rch, the cushi(]n supporthig the bodkupon such a desk. ANATOMICAL THEATRE. A roomfitted with si;its for the deniciusti.-ition co medicalstudents of dissection.s, the giving of lectureswith explanation of modcl.s, ami the like. Theneed of bringing every student very close to thetable, etc., ba.s… … Anchor: 14th Century; Wrouoht-iron Fleur-de-lis FOR Head. nection with masonry. It may be comparativelysmall and simple, as a cramp or bent wire toconnect two stones in a wall, or a large andimportant member, as a tie-rod passing throughthe opposite walls of a building iind secured onthe outside by…
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