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	Imbrex - LoveToKnow 1911
		IMBREX (Latin for "tile"), in architecture the term given to the covering tile of the ancient roof: the plain tile is turned up on each side and the imbrex covers the joint.
		In the simpler type of roof the imbrex is semicircular, but in some of the Greek temples it has vertical sides and an angular top.
		In the temple of Apollo at Bassae, where the tiles were in Parian marble, the imbrex on one side of the tile and the tile were worked in one piece out of the solid marble.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Imbrex (101 words)

	Old skills for new extension
		Following satisfactory test results 12,400 Imbrex tiles and 12,150 Tegula tiles were hand made by the team.
		Tegula and Imbrex tiles are easily recognised by their distinctive shape.
		The translation of the Latin word Tegula is 'tile', while Imbrex translates as 'shower of rain'.
	www.fmb.org.uk /publications/masterbuilder/february02/33.asp (571 words)

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		In the simpler type of roof the imbrex is semicircular, but in some of the See also:
		Apollo at Bassae, where the tiles were in Parian See also:
		marble, the imbrex on one side of the tile and the tile were worked in one piece out of the solid marble.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /I27_INV/IMBREX_Latin_for_tile_.html (190 words)

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		IMBREX (Latin for " tile "), in architecture the term given to the covering tile of the ancient roof: the plain tile is turned up on each side and the imbrex covers the joint.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?content_id=34589&locale=en (133 words)

	Imbricate and imbrication and overlap and imber and tegument and tegula and roof
		Imber is simply "a shower or storm of rain; rain water." An imbrex is "a semi-cylindrical tile, placed over the joints between the roof-tiles." Roof tiles are tegulae, derived from the root tego, which means to "cover" or "roof over." The fourth principle part of the verb tego is tectus.
		A pantile, as the Britannica says, combines the tegula and imbrex, so that it is a "double-curved" roof tile, linking the tile to the next one and creating a funnel or groove for the rain water to wash down the roof.
		The concave-shaped tile is the tegula and the convex-shaped tile, holding together the two tegulae, is the imbrex.
	www.drbilllong.com /Prefixes/Imbricate.html (889 words)

	Cxt
		A small amount of Roman material is present, in the form of roof tile (tegula and imbrex) and brick (various uses including walling and flooring).
		Curved and flanged tile is present in fair quantity.
		This material is the medieval version of the Roman roof tile called tegula and imbrex).
	uk.share.geocities.com /sgnuk/1999941.htm (891 words)

	Bouwkundige begrippen, begrippen_i , iconografie, i.h.w., ijsheiligen, imbrex, imbrix, impost, inboeten, inbouwplan, ...
		Imbrices zijn halfronde Romeinse dakpannen, soms enigszins taps toelopend, die de naden tussen de tegels (tegulae) afdekt.
		Het geheel van tegels en imbrex wordt "tegula en imbrex" genoemd.
		De onderste opening tussen tegula en imbrex wordt soms met mortel gevuld om binnendringen van hemelwater nog extra tegen te gaan maar ook om vogelnesten te vermijden (foto uiterst links).
	www.joostdevree.nl /bouwkunde/begrippen_i.htm (2209 words)

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		In Britain the first clay plain tiles, said to be copies of wooden shingles, were made by the Romans.
		The tapered shape of their tegula and imbrex tiles (often referred to today as "over-and-under" tiles) was said to be originally achieved by forming the raw clay over a thigh.
		Clay tiles are available in a wide range of colours and sizes, though tend to be fairly small and flat.
	www.proos.co.uk /clay.html (160 words)

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		(Imbrex whispers to Theophrastus good thing he's got such skill with a blade) Dreamheart smirks.
		Joy smiles mischieviously at Imbrex, whispering "Well, you'll notice how many healers there are here today." Gabriel smiles faintly.
		Gabriel says, "I have to go as well" Imbrex asks, "perhaps there it would be drier in the pavilion?" Aleysian beams at Dreamheart!
	members.aol.com /ldyslipper/dragonrealms/Mir_Joy_Wedding.txt (3132 words)

	Benvolio : Diary Entry 4
		Data told me that apparently Bartok Imbrex proposed to Lillith, but Helibore (I very much doubt Lillith was involved in the decision) chose Sawall as we offered them more.
		If Bartok married Lillith instead, Imbrex would have enjoyed that protection, and thus they had to be stopped.
		I was more than a little surprised when Bartok Imbrex showed up at the Hospice to personally try and dissuade me from marrying Lillith.
	www.wolfram.demon.co.uk /rp_am_ben_d_04.html (2712 words)

	View topic - Considering online name as legal name.
		For 7 years, I have used the name Imbrex as my online identity in everything from chatrooms, messenger programs, forums, communities and video games.
		So I would be Imbrex ***, not just 'Imbrex**' as if it were a stage name.
		Imbrex is pretty waaaay out there for a standard name, although I don't bat an eyelash seeing it as an online moniker.
	www.babynamesworld.com /forum/topic3720.html (854 words)

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		Not far from the Archaeological Museum in the center of the new residential area stand the renovated foundations of a Roman atrium house, which illustrate the high housing standards of the time.
		It used to be a single-story house built of stone and covered with terracotta roof-tiles - tegula and imbrex.
		The Roman invention in building construction was the use of mortar as cement.
	www.tol-muzej.si /eng/spomeniki_rimska_hisa_most.html (144 words)

	Brick
		Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.
		L. imbrex, a gutter-tile, from imber, a shower, which is probably a compound, of which the last syllable is from whence.
		A mass of earth, chiefly clay, first moistened and made fine by grinding or treading, then formed into a long square in a mold, dried and baked or burnt in a kiln; used in buildings and walls.
	dictionary.christianpost.com /definition/brick.htm (194 words)

	View topic - Considering online name as legal name.
		I am trying to establish a career in the video game industry and I don't think that an unusual/creative name would impede my progress in the field like it might if I was in a more conservative line of work.
		My social circle consists mainly of co-workers or locals that I met online, all of whom are already familiar with the name.
		As for future contacts, I could see myself using the name Imbrex, even if they weren't in the industry or active in online communities.
	www.babynamesworld.com /forum/topic3720_0.html (854 words)

	Imbrex - Lexikon
		Imbrex ist ein schmaler, runder oder eckiger Hohlziegel des Korinthischen oder des Sizilischen Dachs.
		Der Imbrex liegt über dem tegulae, einem großformatigen Leistenziegels.
		Wenn Sie bei Google nach dem Begriff "Imbrex" suchen, wird diese Lexikonseite als erstes Ergebnis (Stand: 2006-12-19) angezeigt.
	www.architektur-lexikon.de /lexikon/imbrex.htm (53 words)

	Definition of imbrex - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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	m-w.com /dictionary/imbrex (31 words)

	Nez Perce National Historical Park
		This is also used in reference to mounting an arrow or spear point to the end of an arrow shaft or spear.
		Imbricated: The word imbrication is derived from the Latin word imbrex or tile because the stitch gives the surface a tile-like appearance.
		Jute: Jute is a long, soft, shiny plant fiber that can be spun into coarse, strong threads.
	www.cr.nps.gov /museum/exhibits/nepe/glossary.html (1979 words)

	imbricate - alphaDictionary * Free English On-line Dictionary
		Word History: Today's Good Word is our version of Latin imbricatus "covered with roof (rain) tiles" from imbricate "to tile a roof".
		This verb was made from the noun imbrex, imbric- "roof (rain) tile", a noun based on imber "rain".
		The curved roof tiles of many European cities are still known in architectural circles as imbrices, whose singular is imbrex).
	www.alphadictionary.com /goodword/word/imbricate (246 words)

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		Doubles in Park City scheduled for February 15th
		It's often flanked by an imbrex or two
		Itchy and Scratchy Land sold out of this plate
	web.mit.edu /puzzle/www/02/round5/03/Puzzle.html (115 words)

	Virtual Computer Quilt Gallery for Paul Max Payton
		One single image is a gigabyte in size (it fills a Jaz disk).
		I use image processing and Boolean algebra to make the FRACTILES, then assemble them using some really complex but elegant trigonometry to make my IMBREX.
		I map colors into different color spaces (e.g., RGB, CMYK, CIE, YUV, YIQ) and fuse them in layers to create the finished works.
	softexpressions.com /galleries/vgallery/vgPaul.html (523 words)

	What's New - Case Studies
		Eternit Hawkins Heather Mixture & Dark Heather used to blend in with original clay tiles
		Bespoke Roman Tegular & Imbrex tiles from Sandtoft Roof Tiles
		Priestmere Properties' new development at Chilworth, Surrey with Redland Roofing Systems' Rosemary clay plain tiles in Bracken Blend
	www.clayroof.co.uk /News/wnew_cs_imageindex.cfm (265 words)

	Dave's Garden: Botanary: imbricaria
		Meaning: From the Latin imbrex, meaning overlapping in order, such as tiles or scales
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	davesgarden.com /botanary/go/8901 (96 words)

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