Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London, J. Murray · leaf 275
ator. Sometimes they are disposed in chevrons or Vandykes. A hand-brick found in Guernsey is in the collection of the Museum.^ It is 3f in. long, 2^ in. diameter above, and 1^ below ; of a coarser and more gritty composition than the regular tiles. TILES. The word tile (tegula) was evidently… … Jiamata} The most distinctive mark of tiles is the flanges. The 1 Arcliseological Journal, vol, vii. p. 3 Ibid, " Imbrex, quod accipiat 70. imbres." 2 Origin, v. 8, " Tegula, quod sedes 4 N. H. XXXV. 12 tegat." ^ Vitruv. vii. 4.
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