 | Edmund Burke - 1812 - 850 էջ
...but in the colder countries at least, they always had flues under dcr the floors of their apaitments. Mr. Lysons found the flues, and the fire-place from...heat for their sudatories, or sweating apartments. Th« article with which their windows were glazed, if the terra may be used, was talk, or what we may... | |
 | 1813 - 706 էջ
...always had flues under the floors of their apartments. Mr. Lysons found the flues, and the fire-place whence they received heat, in the Roman villa he has...be used, was talc, or what we call Muscovy glass, (lafiit afiecularis.*) At Rome, the apartments of the bettermost classes were furnished with curtains... | |
 | 700 էջ
...always had flues under the floors of their apartments. Mr. Lysons found the flues, and the fire-place whence they received heat, in the Roman villa he has...be used, was talc, or what we call Muscovy glass, (lapit e/iecularis.*) At Rome, the apartments of the bettennost classes were furnished with curtains... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1811 - 866 էջ
...always had flues under the floors of their apartments. Mr. Lysdns found the flues, and the fire-place whence they received heat, in the Roman villa he has...to communicate a large proportion of heat for their sudatoriet, or sweating apartments. T*iey used The article with which their windows were glazed, if... | |
 | 1820 - 482 էջ
...open fires in their apartments as we do, but in the colder countries, at least, they always had flue's under the floors of their apartments. Mr. LYSONS found...windows were glazed, if the term may be used, was Talk, or what we call Muscovy glass (Lapis Specularis). At Rome, the apartments of the bettermost classes... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1822 - 1494 էջ
...in the colder countries at least, they always had flues under the floors of their apartments. Lrsods found the flues, and the fire-place from whence they received heat, in the Roman nljj IK has described in Gloucestershire. Similar Hues and fire-places were also found in the extensive... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1825 - 1096 էջ
...the Romans were well acquainted with ; they did not use open firss in their apartments as we do, bat, in the colder countries at least, they always had...sudatories, or sweating apartments. The article with whica their windows were glazed, if the term may be used, was talk, or what we may call Muscovy glass... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1835 - 1326 էջ
...means of pipes enclosed in the walls. (Seneca, Epist. 9O. ) Lysons (bond the flues, and the fireplace whence they received heat, in the Roman villa he has described in Gloucestershire. Similar flues and fireplaces were also found in the extensive villa lately discovered on the Blenheim... | |
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Romans, though they do not appear to have been carried into general use. Flues the Romans were well acquainted with ; they did not use open fires in their apartments as we do, but in the colder countries at least, they always had flues under the floors... 