Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 89
ause of its use,is the most essential member of the cornice—is a strongly projectingpart, and is accompanied on its under side by a series of inclinedmutules of the same width as the triglyphs. These mutules are placeddirectly over each triglyj)h, and have in turn gutta^—generally eighteenin number… … a H STUDY OF THE ORDERS 109 over the metope is left plain, or it is sometimes paneled, while in othercases another mutule is inserted directly over the center of the metopebelow. Occasionally, though more rarely, there are instances wherethe guttfe and regula below the tsenia are also placed…
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