Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 82
d neck or shaft of the column. A necking is sometimessuggested by separating a certain portion of the column from theremainder of the shaft by a deeply sunk channel. This squarechannel or sinkage takes the place of an astragal; and the necking ofthe column cap is always either plain or fluted,… … Fig. 55. Method of Fluting Greek DoricColumns. 61 106 STUDY OF THE ORDERS to the base of the column, as shown in the order, Plate XXXVIII, is as48 parts or minutes compared to 60; while tlie height of the shaft,including the capital, varies in ancient examples, but, for our presentpurpose, may be…
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