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Part P five Kinds of Columns.

The TABIÆ cFche Height oftheTarts* of Pedestals,

Socla’

Mouldingsof the Base.

Square.

Cornice.

Doric.

Palladio |i5Partic. 1

6 Particul. 168 Partic.| iSPartic.

Scamozzi

27

-4

60

2t

The Temple of Manly Fortune

3o

12

66

( 9

Ionic.

Coliseum

28

8

7?

11

Palladio

.

22

11

70

17

Scamozzi

rz

12

65

.8

Constantinos Arch

IO

14

79

>7

Corinthian.

The Coliseum

24

11

7?

12

Palladio

19

12

73

•5

Scamozzi

18

77

r 4

Titut’s Arch

26

14

6?

>;

The Goldsmiths Arch

'9

9

84

IL

Composite.

Palladio

21

10

74

'f

Scamozzi 1

21

10

74

Is

Septimus' s Arch

If

14

76

14

[ Mean Measures

|2Q

1 10

I 7 S

hs

Pedestals have this, besides, common in all the Orders thatthe Breadth of their Die is always the fame, being equal to theProjecture of the Bases of the Columns, which is alike in all theOrders, as it has been already establish’d in the third Chapter, and(hall be more fully explain d hereafter.