Pyramid

The Handy Cyclopedia of Common Things and Biographical Dictionary · 1901 · p. 15
A solid body whose base is a square, triangle, or polygon, and its sides plane tri an¬ gles, meeting at top in one common point. Archi¬ tecturally, it applies to the great mounds of stone or brickwork found in Egypt, and in some other countries. The largest of the pyramids is that built by Cheops, on the plain of the Nile. This has a square base, each side of which measures 763.4 feet, while its height is 480 feet. The pyr¬ amids contain sepulchral chambers, in which the bodies of the Pharaohs were buried.
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