The sides of each column are unequal among themselves, but the contiguous sides of adjoining columns are always of equal dimensions, so as to touch in all their parts. " Though the angles be of various magnitudes, yet the sum of the contiguous angles... The geography of the British Isles - Page 180by Mary Martha Rodwell - 1834Full view - About this book
| Curiosities and wonders - 1786 - 510 pages
...among themfelves, but the contiguous fides of adjoining columns aie always of equal dimensions, fo as to touch in all their parts. • Though the angles be of various magnitudes, yet the fnm of the contiguous angles ot adjoining pillars always makes up four right ones. — Hence there... | |
| 1786 - 800 pages
...among themfelves, but the contiguous fides of adjoining columns are always of oqual dimenfions, fo us to touch in all their parts. , * Though the angles be of various magnitudes, yet the Turn of the contiguous angles of adjoining pillars always makes up four right ones. — Hence there... | |
| English poetry - 1787 - 750 pages
...among themfelves, but the contiguous fides of adjoining columns are always of eijual dimenfions, fo as to touch in all their parts. " Though the angles be of various magnitudes, yet the fum of the contiguous angles, of adjoining pillars, always makes up four rightones. Hence there are... | |
| 1787 - 724 pages
...themfclves, but the contiguous fides of adjoining columns are always of equal dimen lions, fo as to f.uch in all their parts. " Though the angles be of various magnitudes, yet the fum of the contiguous angles, of adjoining pi.la' s, always makes up four right ones. Hence there are... | |
| Thomas Garnett - Highlands (Scotland) - 1811 - 402 pages
...always of equal dimensions, so as nearly to touch and perfectly to correspond in all their parts : and though the angles be of various magnitudes, yet the...angles of adjoining pillars always makes up four right angles, so that no void spaces arc left among the basaltes, as is the case in crystals, and on this... | |
| Stephen Barlow - Ireland - 1814 - 552 pages
...be separated without a fracture of tome of their parts. " The sides of each column are unequal among themselves, but the contiguous sides of adjoining...adjoining pillars always makes up four right ones. Hence there are no void spaces among the basaltes, the surface of the Causeway exhibiting to view a... | |
| Stephen Barlow - Ireland - 1814 - 556 pages
...be separated without a fracture of *ome of their parts. " The sides of each column are unequal among themselves, but the contiguous sides of adjoining...adjoining pillars always makes up four right ones. Hence there are no void spaces among the basal tes, the surface of the Causeway exhibiting to view... | |
| stephen barlow - 1814 - 554 pages
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| 1817 - 646 pages
...The sides of each column are unequal among themselves, but the contiguous sides of adjoining column* are always of equal dimensions, so as to touch in...adjoining pillars always makes up four right ones. Hence there arc no void spaces among the basnltes. the surface of the Causeway exhibiting to •view... | |
| Esq. A. Atkinson - Antrim (Ireland : County) - 1823 - 482 pages
...sides of each column are unequal amongst themselves ; but the contiguous sides of adjoiningcolumns are always of equal dimensions, so as to touch in...the contiguous angles of adjoining pillars always make up four right ones, so that there are no void spaces among basalts, the surface of the Causeway... | |
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