A Descriptive and Historical Account of Hydraulic and Other Machines for Raising Water, Ancient and Modern: Including the Progressive Development of the Steam Engine |
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... iron ; as Demetrius at his lathe , Eropus making lamps and tables , Charles V. in his watchmaker's shop ; and if some bizarre examples are wanted , there is still to be seen the mantua - making apart- ments of Ferdinand VII . with ...
... iron ; as Demetrius at his lathe , Eropus making lamps and tables , Charles V. in his watchmaker's shop ; and if some bizarre examples are wanted , there is still to be seen the mantua - making apart- ments of Ferdinand VII . with ...
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... iron cauldron of great antiquity : similar in shape to those used in Egypt in the time of Rameses -- Often referred to in the Bible and in the Iliad - Grecian , Roman , Celtic , Chinese and Peruvian cauldrons - Expertness of Chinese ...
... iron cauldron of great antiquity : similar in shape to those used in Egypt in the time of Rameses -- Often referred to in the Bible and in the Iliad - Grecian , Roman , Celtic , Chinese and Peruvian cauldrons - Expertness of Chinese ...
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... iron coffins- Casting sheet lead - Solder - Leaden books - Roofs covered with lead - Invention of rolled lead- Lead sheathing . Leaden pipes : of great antiquity -- Made from sheet lead by the Romans - Ordi- nance of Justinian - Leaden ...
... iron coffins- Casting sheet lead - Solder - Leaden books - Roofs covered with lead - Invention of rolled lead- Lead sheathing . Leaden pipes : of great antiquity -- Made from sheet lead by the Romans - Ordi- nance of Justinian - Leaden ...
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... iron , transported it in masses that astound us , and used them in the erection of stupendous buildings , apparently with the facility that modern workmen lay bricks , or raise the lintels of doors . The machines by which they were ...
... iron , transported it in masses that astound us , and used them in the erection of stupendous buildings , apparently with the facility that modern workmen lay bricks , or raise the lintels of doors . The machines by which they were ...
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... iron or steel was known , were often of copper and even of gold ; and subsequently , those of the latter material were faced , like some ancient chisels , with the more scarce and expensive iron . " Ancient hammers varied as now in size ...
... iron or steel was known , were often of copper and even of gold ; and subsequently , those of the latter material were faced , like some ancient chisels , with the more scarce and expensive iron . " Ancient hammers varied as now in size ...
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