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Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
Roman emplecton emporium In ancient Roman towns, a large building in which
foreign merchandise, brought in by sea, was deposited until disposed of to retail
dealers. encarpus A sculptured festoon of fruit and flowers. encarpus, Temple of ...
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Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
List of incquivalve Unionidae. Triquetra contorta, China. Unio encarpus, Central
America. Spatha Natalensis, Africa. Unio Nicaraguensis, Central America. Unio
tortuosus, China. Anodonta inaequivalva, Cent. Amer. Unio Newcombianus, Cent
.
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The Chambers Dictionary
emulge 529 encarpus (nli.i). — mil em ulatlve inclined to emulation, rivalry or
competition. — n em'ulator: — fern em ulatress (065). — vi em'ule (Southey) to
emulate. — adj em ulous eager to emulate; keen to achieve or obtain the same ...
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Proceedings of the United States National Museum
345. 1 — PjETRL, Conch. Sam., Ill, 1890, p. 166. Nicaragua; Venezuela! A
specimen in the U. S. National Museum from the Morelet collection is marked
with the latter locality. t PLAGIOLA ENCARPA Lea. * Vnio encarpus Lea. Pr. Ac. N
. Sci.
United States National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, United States. Dept. of the Interior,
1899
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Biologia Centrali-americana: Land and Freshwater Mollusca
I cannot find any reliable difference between U. gabbianus and U. nicaraguensis,
Lea. 14. Unio imbricatus. (Tab. XLIII. figg. 6, 6 a—c. ) Unio (Plagiola) imbricatus,
Miirch, Malak. Bliitt. vii. p. 205 (1860-61) '. Unio encarpus, Lea, Proc. Acad. Phil.
Frederick Du Cane Godman, Eduard von Martens, Osbert Salvin,
1890
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Land and Freshwater Mollusca
I cannot find any reliable difference between U. gabbia-nus and U. nicaraguensis
, Lea. 14. Unio imbricatus. (Tab. XLIII. figg. 6, 6 a—c.) Unio (Play/iolu) imbricatus,
Mtirch, Malak. Bliitt. vii. p. 205 (1860-61) '. Unio encarpus, Lea, Proc. Aead. Phil.
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Mvsevm Meadianvm, Sive Catalogvs Nvmmorvm, Veteris Aevi ...
Tunim duplicis cantignationis capite fußinet, cui hinc inde adjunâi funt gryphes
alati; ex шипел-Ев encarpus ad imum ufque peéìus defcendit, cujus medio
cxhibetur cancer: manus extendunturl et brachiis infident leones. Infra ñnum inter
duos ...
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The Practical House Carpenter: Being a Complete Development ...
Embattled; a building with n parapet, having embrasures, and therefore
resembling a battery, or castle. Encarpus; the festoons on a frieze. See Festoon.
Entablature ; the horizontal part of an order, supported by the columns. Entail (in
Gothic ...
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Dictionary of Architecture and Building Construction
... heartpalmette, palmette heart 23 laurel wreath, wreath of triumph, victor's
wreath 24 funeral wreath 25 Tudor rose 26 Tudorflower 27 Tudorflower 28
cloverleaf, shamrock 29 feston, festoon, encarpus, swag 30 pine cone, pineapple
31 acorn ...
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi,
2008
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A Glossary of Terms Used in Grecian, Roman, Italian and ...
... leaves: it is thickest in the middle, and small at each extremity, where it is tied, a
part often hanging down below the knot. See Encarpus. FIGURE [Fin Figurine].
See Image. FILLE'I', fielzt, [Lat. Quadra, Supercilium, Fr. Filet, Quarré, Listel, Ital.