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Identifier: fiveordersofarch00vign (find matches)
Title: The five orders of architecture
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Vignola, 1507-1573 Juglaris, Tommaso Locke, Warren S
Subjects: Architecture
Publisher: (Boston, Press of Berwick & Smith)
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
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PLATE XX. THE CORINTHIAN PEDESTAL. The height of this Pedestal is a little more than ^ of thecolumn. The height of the plinth is double its width. The heightis 5 moduli and 10 parts, with the fillets at top and bottom. The cap is 14 parts high, or \ of the total height of thepedestal, and projects 8 parts. The base is 12 parts high and projects 8 parts. The Base of the Column. The Base is 1 modulus high and projects 7 parts. The Shaft of the Column is ornamented with 24 semi-circular fiutings, each about 3^ parts wide, separated byspaces ^ as wide as the flutings.
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PLATE XXI THE CORINTHIAN CAPITAL. YiGNOLA makes this Capital 2 moduli and 6 parts liigii.The bell is 2 moduli, and the abacus 6 parts high. Thesides of the bell are perpendicular 1 modulus and 10 partsfrom the bottom. The concave moulding of the bell is 6parts high and projects G parts, and the quarter-roundmoulding above it is 2 parts high. The capital is ornamented by two courses of leaves ofequal height, disposed in such a manner that, in the plan,they alternate round the column. The stems of the upper leaves come between the lowerleaves, and the stem from which spring the volutes comesfrom the space between the upper leaves, making the anglevolute, and the smaller middle one. Over the small volutesin the middle of each side of the table, or abacus, of thecapital is a flower or rosette. The table is formed of three mouldings ; at the top aquarter-rounc^ then a fillet, and then the abacus. The plan of the Capital is a hollow-sided square, havingdiagonals 4 moduli long. On one side o

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