Of the Manner of fixing and arranging Fire-works in General for Exhibition, 387 Sec. i. Of the Composition of Wheel-Cases, Standing and Fixed, 388 ii. Of Single, Vertical, Horizontal, Spiral, and other Wheels, 391 iii. Of Revolving Suns, 395 iv. Of Fixed Suns, 397 v. Of Fixed Suns with Transparent Faces, 398 vi. Of the Rose-Piece and Sun, 399 vii. Of the Manner of changing a Horizontal to a Vertical Wheel, and representing a Sun in front, ib. viii. Of Caprices and Fire-Wands, 400 ix. Of Palm and other Trees, 401 x. Of the Pyramid of Flower Pots, 402 xi. Of the Dodecaedron, 403 xii. Of Cascades of Fire, 404 xiii. Of Chinese Fountains, and Parasols, 405 xiv. Of Wings, or Cross Fire, 406 xv. Of Galleries of Fire, and Batteries of Roman and Mosaic Candles, ib. xvi. Of Girandoles, and their Modifications, 407 xvii. Of Cracking Caprices, ib. xviii. Of the Projected Regulated Piece of Nine Mutations, 408 xix. Of the Pyric or Fire-Piece, 412 xx. Of Sundry Illuminated Figures, 413 xxi. Of the Spiral or Endless Screw, and Waved Fire, 418 xxii. Of the Decoration of Wheels, ib. xxiii. Of Globes, with their Various Decorations, 419 xxiv. Of the Representation of the Moon and Stars, 421 xxv. Of the Representation of Sundry Figures in Fire, 423 xxvi. Of the Representation of Flat Stars with a large Body of Fire, 424 xxvii. Of the Single, Double, and Triple Table Wheel, 425 xxviii. Of Decorations, Transparencies, and Illuminations, ib. xxix. Of Imitative Fire-works, 440 CHAPTER XI.