Shaw's Civil architecture; being a complete theoretical and practical system of building, containing the fundamental principles of the art (1852)
Shaw, Edward · Boston, J. P. Jewett · leaf 156
ry and magnificence,when pomp and splendor had become the predominant passion, buthad not yet extinguished the taste for the sublime and beautiful;and in this, attempts were made to unite these characters. DEFINITIONS. 1. An order which has two annular rows of leavesin the capital, each leaf of the… … 3.i -n~ -31: 23Z J.liJfT ;) J. # A (1^ rr^r—m /^ i
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