he thickness of the sides, the vaseswere rolled to the oven, where they were carefully placed to receivea firing of about forty-eight hours. At the end of eight dayscooling, the process of drawing them put of the oven (defourne-rnent) takes place; this is the modern practice, precisely identical… … GREECE. 199 lime; it is fusible at the temperature of 40° of Wedgwoods pyrometer,and produces a mass of yellowish brown enamel, with dark brownsurface, not metalloid. The lustre of glaze of these potteries hasexercised the sagacity of the learned, and it is by dint of researchesand ingenious…
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