Part L five Kinds vf Columns.
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The TA6EE of EhlTA6EEME!>lTS.
Tuscan.
Doric.
Ionic.
Corinthian.
Composite.
Min.
Min.
Min.
Min.
Min.
Vkruvius
is
Coliseum
26
3
0
T. oiF.V.18
T. of Peace 8
A. of Lions 34
3
0
Scamozzi
XI
Scamozzi
27
cv
Vignola 18
3
0
P. of Sept. 12
Serlio 30
cv
Vigmla
l S
Vitrwvius
Th. of M. 2f
-r
cv
De Lorme 19
3
Vignola 3 0
'Palladia
16
Bullant
Is
Coliseum 2 6
M.oflVtfr. 24
•n
cv
Scpf.Arch 19
Serlio
?
Serlio
r;
Palia dto 11
3 Columns 3 6
Titus Arch 19
<T
Palladio
12
cT
Serlio 13
Fr. ot Nero 47
,
1
T. of Bacc. 2
Vignola
IO
co 1
Seamozzi I s
o 4
Scamozzi 0
Palladio 0
Barbaro
8
De Lorme 16
tst J
Palladio 6
Scamozzi 3
Th. of M.
7
Vitrwvius 19
Vignola 12
fT
De Lorme
s
Bullant 37
Serlio 14
. I
Vitrwvius 19
1
T. of Sybil 2 1
I r also appears, by this Table, that the Tuscan is the only Or-der to which Authors have given less than the two Diameters Iallow it: and I believe no good Reason can be given why it shouldbe so, since the Doric has sometimes an Entablature greater thanthe Ionic , Scamozgi having given that, even twenty-seven Minutesmore than the hundred and twenty 5 and the greatest Entablementwe find in the Ionic , being that of the Theatre of Marcellus , exceedsthe hundred and twenty Minutes but by twenty-five. . And it weremore reasonable to give a greater Entablature to the Tuscan , thanto the Doric Order, on account of the Thickness and Strength ofthe Tuscan Column, arising from its Shortness, in proportion to itsThickness, as has been already said.
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