Ionic capital, and K shows the Corinthian capital. The The avoidance of secondary symmetricality in the wrong place Doric and Corinthian capitals, it will be observed, are detrasym- is also important. When, in the front of a building, there is a metrical, and therefore may be used, not only along… … not tetrasymmetri- cal. An attempt to meet this difficulty FIG. 12. was made in the Nikeapteros shrine, side entrance on each side of the central entrance, then the and, later, in the Erechtheum, and accord with their subordinate or secondary position. And it is : . Other temples, as nearly always…
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