| Most Mesomerican peoples understood the cosmos itself to be four-sided or quincunx in configuration, being defined by the four cardinal directions and a fifth, the center. |
| Toward the tower Criere stood the orchard full of all fruit-trees, set and ranged in a quincunx. |
| The planting of a quincunx or the presentation of a pump to the parish might have proved his solitary title to fame. |
| There are numerous deep pits dug within it in the quincunx form, and capable of concealing a large army. |
| Also known as the quincunx and denoted by the symbol, it is said to represent a harsh or tense relationship based upon incompatibility. |
| At Amarendrapura, about 800, he built a brick pyramid an artificial mountain to support a quincunx of temples. |
