rilACTlCE OF ARCHITECTURE.

Book III.
the order are at Rome, in the temple of Bacchus, the arches of Scptlmius Seveius, of the
Goldsmiths, and of Titus
;
also in the baths of Dioclesian.
C.592. Fig. 891. (see preceding page) is a representation of Vignola's profile of the order.
Its measures are subjoined in the following table :

Members composing the Order.

A, Cornice,
3C parts.
B, Frieze,
27 parts.
C, Architrave,
27 jjarts.
Capital,
42 i)arts.
Column,
16 mod. 12 parts.
E, Base of co-
lumn, 18 parts.
Entablature.
Fillet of cornice
Cyma recta
Fillet
Cyma reversa
Bead
Corona
Cyma under the corona
Fillet
Cyma reversa
Fillet of the dentils
Dentils
Fillet
Ovolo
Bead
Fillet
Congo
Upright face -
Apophyge
f
Fillet
Cavetto
Ovolo
Bead
First fascia
Cyma reversa
Second fascia
COLU.MN.
Echinus and fillet
Lower member of abacus
Volute
Bend of upper leaves
Upper leaves -
Bend of lower leaves -
Lower leaves -
Astragal
Fillet
Conse
{Ab
Be
Apophyge
Fillet
Conge
Fillet
Torus
Fillet
Scotia
Fillet
Bead
Fillet
Scotia
Fillet
Torus
Plinth
Above
lew
Heights in
Parts of a
Module.
Projections from
Axis in Parts of
a Module.
n
51
5
51
1
46
2
451
1
5
4.3a
43
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41
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33
4
32i
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23
5
22
1
17
5
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3
15
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7 22
1
22
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3
20
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10
17
2
16
8
15
2
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4 diagonally
32^
12 diagonally
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24
9 22
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