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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 6 (August 1876) (1876)

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valve allows oil to flow of the eastern facade. It is encumbered by fallen columns, from the chamber to the spindle of the axle. and has not been thoroughly examined. The statements of Pausanias concerning the dimensions of the temple agree THE FORMS OP IRON with the measurement of the explorers,… … Angle, Bar. Girder, and Rail Irons arfl sucked open and the oil flows. E is designed for shaft- Fig. 6. ing. A pivoted disk in a cup below the lower journal box is revolved by contact with the under side of the shaft, c, and Iijjiait carries up oil to lubricate the latter. F has a transparent…

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