Collignon, Maxime, 1849-1917, Wright, John Henry, 1852-1908 · London : Cassell Pub. Co. · leaf 66
as in theDoric. It is formed of three divisions or faces super-imposed in such a way that the second juts slightlybeyond the first, and the third juts slightly beyondthe second. The uppermost face terminates on itshigher edge in a rowr of headings, and is united withthe frieze by an ogee moulding.… … by a cyma decorated with headings and with the egg-and-dart moulding. H This order, therival of the Doric,was born in OrientalGreece, and becamethe national order ofthe Ionians, as theDoric had becomethe order of the Do-rians in occidentalGreece, where theDorians were su-preme. And yet wecannot…
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