Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 150
sforming ressauts. But I know of no ancient instance inwhich the entablature is completely removed between theressauts, unless the one figured by SerHo ^ (reproduced in Fig.64) be ancient. He does not say that it is, but he describesit among other things that he calls ancient, and says that hefound… … Fig. 63. — Window of the Farnese. ii8 ARCHITECTURE OF THE RENAISSANCE chap. ancient Roman combination of arch and entablature, with aDoric order in the basement, an Ionic order next above it,and an order of Corinthian pilasters in the top story. Whereengaged orders are thus used in the inside of a…
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