Lectures on Architecture: Consisting of Rules Founded Upon Harmonick and Arithmetical Proportions in BuildingJ. Brindley, 1734 - 134 頁 |
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... Form of a SOCIETY : ARCHITECTURE was the fa- vourite Branch of my Study , and as a Bafis to my Defign , I read the fol lowing LECTURES , as you will find them dated . A 2 . In In thefe Lectures are contain'd , the Ufe and Neceffity.
... Form of a SOCIETY : ARCHITECTURE was the fa- vourite Branch of my Study , and as a Bafis to my Defign , I read the fol lowing LECTURES , as you will find them dated . A 2 . In In thefe Lectures are contain'd , the Ufe and Neceffity.
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... form'd by unerring Rules ; a SECRET which was by the Antients found out , and but by a few Moderns known and practis'd . If the Reader can receive Benefit or Pleafure in the Perufal of thefe Lectures , I have fatisfy'd myself in what I ...
... form'd by unerring Rules ; a SECRET which was by the Antients found out , and but by a few Moderns known and practis'd . If the Reader can receive Benefit or Pleafure in the Perufal of thefe Lectures , I have fatisfy'd myself in what I ...
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... form themselves natu- rally into a kind of Society : It would be almost impoffible , but fome amongst them would be more lazy or covetous than the reft ; and the more induftrious part of the Family would be for fencing and fecuring his ...
... form themselves natu- rally into a kind of Society : It would be almost impoffible , but fome amongst them would be more lazy or covetous than the reft ; and the more induftrious part of the Family would be for fencing and fecuring his ...
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... Form of Society must fpring ; Mankind could not otherwise fubfift . A SOCIETY thus form'd , for the common Good and Welfare of the Peo- ple affociated , muft naturally frame fome Rules , or Laws , by which they agree to be be govern'd ...
... Form of Society must fpring ; Mankind could not otherwise fubfift . A SOCIETY thus form'd , for the common Good and Welfare of the Peo- ple affociated , muft naturally frame fome Rules , or Laws , by which they agree to be be govern'd ...
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... Form of Government , ab- folutely require useful and convenient Buildings to be Erected ; for as those Laws are made by the Direction and Ma- nagement of Persons fuperior in Learn- ing , Wisdom , or Quality , to the Bulk of the Society ...
... Form of Government , ab- folutely require useful and convenient Buildings to be Erected ; for as those Laws are made by the Direction and Ma- nagement of Persons fuperior in Learn- ing , Wisdom , or Quality , to the Bulk of the Society ...
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第 21 頁 - The bookful blockhead, ignorantly read, With loads of learned lumber in his head, With his own tongue still edifies his ears, And always list'ning to himself appears.
第 81 頁 - I would call Proportion. The joint Union and Concordance of the Parts, in an exact Symmetry, forms the whole a compleat Harmony, which admits of no Medium.
第 94 頁 - Double Cube — the Duplicates of 3, 2 and i — of 4, 3, and 2 — of 5, 4, and 3 — and of 6, 4, and 3, produce all the Harmonick Proportions of Rooms.82 We know that Pope was familiar with this kind of doctrine in its cosmological form.
第 67 頁 - I think, our modern Way of planning Gardens is far preferable to what was us'd 20 Years ago, where, in large Parterres, you might see Men, Birds, and Dogs, cut in Trees...
第 21 頁 - One fcience only will one genius fit; So vaft is art, fo narrow human wit: Not only bounded to peculiar arts, But oft' in thofe confin'd to fingle parts.
第 169 頁 - In detail he describes a summer-house congenial to meditation where "in the cooler hours of reflection a man might retire to contemplate the important themes of human life"; with unnecessary generosity he gives us platitudinous examples of the "noble and felicitous ideas" which might occupy the mind of an architect, a geographer, or an astronomer under such circumstances.
第 94 頁 - We know that Pope was familiar with this kind of doctrine in its cosmological form. It was in fact a commonplace of the age : From Harmony, from heav'nly Harmony This universal Frame began : From Harmony to Harmony Thro...
第 107 頁 - ... the square root of which sum is 62 feet. If the height of the storey is 12 feet, as before mentioned, divide that 62 feet into three windows ; each window will contain 20 feet 8 inches of superficial light, and those will be found to be 3 feet 2J inches broad, and 6 feet 5 inches high, which are windows of two diameters.
第 97 頁 - To find the height of the opening of the chimney from any given magnitude of a room, add the length and height of the room together, and extract the square root of that sum, and half that root will be the height of the chimney.
第 138 頁 - Out-line is to be first form'd ... it is from thence the internal parts, as well as the ornamenting and disposing the proper Voids, and Decoration of the Front, are to be regulated.