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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 329

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. This soffit is divided into panels of variousforms corresponding to the divisions of the frieze, as will beseen in Fig. 9. Those panels which correspond to the triglyphsare ornamented by round guttae, the position of which is de-termined by the edges of the channels. The guttae are threeparts in… … ^MUTULL*■B3JV1AN^B0R,1C- Fisr. 8. sometimes ornamented with ro-settes or other devices. 59. The frieze of the mutu-lar order is distinguished onlyby a slight difference in thechannels of the triglyph. Thechannels on the edges are easedoff into a curve at the top,while the others form re-enter-ing…

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