Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 122
Fig. 60. View Showing Two Faces of Ionic Capital. as the principal face is always shown in plane with the architraveabove, and, in turning the corner at right angles, some change is nec-essary in order to bring the two principal faces at right angles to eachother. The Greeks invented two methods of… … Fig. 61. loulc Column. the Temple of Apollo Epicurius atPliigaliu, where all four sides arealike, and the volutes coming to-gether on the angle are, in plan,bowed out on each corner so as tobe almost back to back at the ex-treme angle. This capital is shownin elevation in Fig. G4. The otherand more…
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