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The first book of architecture (1676)

Palladio, Andrea, 1508-1580 · London : Printed from N. Simmons at the Prince's Armes in St. Paul's Church-yard, T. Paffinger at the three Bibles on London Bridge, T. Sau-bridges at the three Flower de Luces in Little Britain, and R. Smith at the Bible under the Piazza of the Royal Exchange · leaf 242

An illustration from The first book of architecture, 1676, leaf 242
by the prick line G, from FcoC. 1.2. The Wall and Lintels. 3. Dragon Beam for the Hif to fiand on, 4. Beam or Summer^ wherein the Draggen^Beams are framed, 5. King pece or Crown foft. 6. Strutts or Braces from the Crown pfi to the Hi^ Rafter, 7. Hifs oi they make the Angle equal to the breadth… … Î34 ^f -^^chiteElure* CHAP. L.0/Hat Roofs D. Within a Camber-Beam andRifters joggled în, whokweight lyeth not chiefly in the middle and may be fomade that without hanging up the Beam, the principals may dif-charge the weight j and how Drips may be made to walk on. I. Cfimher-B4am. J.. Trinci fais…

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