The English house, how to judge its periods and styles (1909)
Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · New York, J. Lane Co. · leaf 334
n. In Doric columns there aretwenty flutes^ separated by a sharp edge or arris i in the otherorders, Tuscan excepted, a column has twenty-four flutes^separated by a small fillet. t Triglyphs: An ornament used in a Doric frieze, con-sisting of three vertical angular flutes, or channels, separatedby… … ELIZABETHAN AND JACOBEAN 217 through the shoals of Classicism. Since thesixteenth century the Roman orders -haxe- in-Huehced our buildings; and at the end of theeighteenth century, thanks to Stuart and Revettmainly, pure Greek architecture became known,and its power soon passed from architects…
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