Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903, Slater, John, 1847-1924 · London : S. Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, Ltd., St. Dunstan's House, Fetter, Lane, Fleet Street, E.C. · leaf 217
t of the columns and their distanceapart was liable to occur; and, partly to correct this, thecolumn was often mounted upon a pedestal, to which thename of stylobate has been given. It was also sometimes customary to place above theon^ler, or the highest order where more than one wasemployed, what… … tuQ. I4ti.—Part op the Theatre of Maecellds, Rome. Showwg the combisatios o*Columns akd Akcheb Openings. ROMAN. 191 of the Forum of Nerva (Fig. 147) may be consulted asillustrations of the combination of an order and an archedopening, and of the use of pedestals and attics.
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