. Ein illustriertes Wörterbuch der Wörter, die in Kunst und Archäologie verwendet werden. Erläuterung der Begriffe, die häufig in Werken über Architektur, Waffen, Bronzen, christliche Kunst, Farbe, Kostüm, Dekoration, Geräte, Embleme, Heraldik, Spitze, persönliche Ornamente, Keramik, Malerei, Skulptur, & c. verwendet werden, mit ihren Ableitungen . Abb. 514. Ei und Dart Formen. Und von dort genannt Viertel-Runde. (2) die echinusof der dorischen Hauptstadt. (3) ein Ornament aus Eiern, getrennt entweder durch Zungen fFig. 277) oder durch Darts (Abb. L 514, S. (Siehe Echinus. ) Ovum, Ei, R.Konische eiförmige Kugeln, die auf die Spina eines Zirkus, auf einem placiert wurden

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. An illustrated dictionary of words used in art and archaeology. Explaining terms frequently used in works on architecture, arms, bronzes, Christian art, colour, costume, decoration, devices, emblems, heraldry, lace, personal ornaments, pottery, painting, sculpture, &c., with their derivations . Fig. 514. Egg and dart moulding. and thence called quarter-round. (2) The echinusof the Doric capital. (3) An ornament composedof eggs, separated either by tongues fFig. 277)or by darts (Fig. 514). (See Echinus. ) Ovum, Egg, R.Conical egg-shapedballs which were plac-ed upon the spina ofa circus, on a stonetable supported by fourcolumns. (Fig. 515.)There was a secondtable at the other endof the spina, on whichwere placed smallmarble dolphins. OvumOrphiciiin, or Orphicegg, ^■as the mysterioussymbol employed byOrpheus to denote theprocreative principlewith which the wholeearth is pervaded. Ovum ani^uinum was anoval ball of glass worn by the Druids roundtheir neck ; so named because, as was asserted, it was produced from the mingled saliva of twoserpents {angiics). Owl. With the Athenians tlie owl was the. fig- 515. Ovum.Egg-shaped balls. 240 WORDS USED IN emblem of prudence and wisdom ; the bird ofAthene. In Christian art it symbolizes darknessand solitude, and hence unbelief. Ox. In Christian art the attribute of St.Luke ; the emblem of the priesthood and ofsacrifice. In representations of the Nativity anox and an ass are commonly introduced. Ox-gall. The bile or bitter fluid secreted bythe liver of the ox ; when refined it is used inoil and water-colour painting to fix and thickenthe colours. (See Gall.) Oxford Ochre. An oxide of iron used as apigment of a brownish yellow in oil andwater colours. (See OcHRE.) Oxide of Zinc. A lohite pigment which ismore permanent in resisting gases than thewhite lead. Oxides of Copper. The pigments derivedfrom these were well known to the ancients.Modern pigments are Blue Vcrditcr, BninsiuickGreen, Verdigris, and Emerald or ScheeWsGreet! (

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