56. A Cupping-Glass, to which is attached, an Air-exhausted Compartment 79 57. Description of a Syringe 80 58. A Vessel from which a Flow of Wine can be stopped, by pouring into it a small Measure of Water 81 59. A Vessel from which Wine or Water may be made to flow, separately or mixed 82 60. Libations poured on an Altar, and a Serpent made to hiss, by the Action of Fire 83 61. Water flowing from a Siphon ceases on surrounding the End of its longer Side with Water 85 62. A Vessel which emits a Sound when a Liquor is poured from it 86 63. A Water-Clock, made to govern the quantities of Liquid flowing from a Vessel 87 64. A Drinking-Horn from which a Mixture of Wine and Water, or pure Water may be made to flow alternately or together, at pleasure 89 65. A Vessel from which Wine or Water may be made to flow separately or mixed 90 66. Wine discharged into a Cup in any required quantity 91 67. A Goblet into which as much Wine flows as is taken out 92 68. A Shrine over which a Bird may be made to revolve and sing by Worshippers turning a Wheel 93 69. A Siphon fixed in a Vessel from which the Discharge shall cease at will 94 70. Figures made to dance by Fire on an Altar 95 71. A Lamp in which the Oil can be raised by Water contained within its Stand 96 72. A Lamp in which the Oil is raised by blowing Air into it 98 73. A Lamp in which the Oil is raised by Water as required 99 74. A Steam-Boiler from which a hot-Air blast, or hot-Air mixed with Steam is blown into the Fire, and from which hot Water flows on the introduction of cold 100 75. A Steam-Boiler from which either a hot Blast may be driven into the Fire, a Blackbird made to sing, or a Triton to blow a Horn 103 76. An Altar Organ blown by manual Labour 105 77. An Altar Organ blown by the agency of a Wind-mill 108 78. An Automaton, the head of which continues attached to the body, after a knife has entered the neck at one side, passed completely through it, and out at the other; the animal will drink immediately after the operation 109