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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 647

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ends of rafters.—As mutules had their origin from … Nero at Rome, consist of two plain faces, separatedby a small cyma reversa, and crowned with anovolo and bead. In the frieze of the fourth orderof the Colosseum, the modillions are cut on the outside in the form of a cyma reversa. MiTRB Box.mitres. A block or frame for cutting Module. The…

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