Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York, J. Wiley · leaf 341
s bar: one by a projecting roll at the foot of the cornice (5, Fig. LXIIL), the other by slipping the whole cornice a little forward {o, Fig. LXIIL). From these two methods arise two groups of cornices and capitals, which we shall pursue in succession. § xxvn. First group. With the roll at the… … . DECORATION. XXYII. THE COENICE AND CAPITAL. 323 Plate XT., or a refined condition of 1) of Fig. V., p. 66. above.Xow, keeping the same refined profile, substitute the condition ofit, f of Fig. Y. (and there accounted for), above the roll here,and you have 3, Plate XY. This superadded abacus was…
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