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Benjamin, Asher, 1773-1845. / The American builder's companion; or, A new system of architecture: particularly adapted to the present style of building in the United States of America
(1806)
Plate 3 [Tuscan order], pp. 12-Plate 3 ff.
Page 12
To7ae prpfinthe Tuscan order on a sup*th iid Sh ine
to the Iight oftheoetabhu M-a eesais tequrdm iie~k
into t~n prtsone of which is the diameter, of. the hu gv
height of-the pedestal two diameters *and ffenmntsvttio
entablature the sam heg -ht ifA th:*it~idon aeuplth All the muL
hipandpati f te uscn; ~oicIonc;Cornthanand Compositeores
areflgr~dfto~ ascae o sityparts, or minutesmd on thedimero
their respective columns: see the scale .a, .c on ;the. TuscaA olumn, wIchi
first divided into, twelve parts, vand ne i to five, and those prst
be given to the mbuldingi in height -and prjcioa figured Ontheplte
The cohn diinihesten minuttes as is figrdons the plae
if 4t OnA Su the mould.
entablature the aame h6ig t, as- lb-cy- All
&.'_-_bf i&Tkin !gateway and Composite orders',
mutts on
fivm- a Of the ROM
their respecave columns: 6ee the scale ..a, -t onthe T uscxsi
first divided M'to, twelve parts, and o, five, and those p=s to
IaMigi*ento, the in heigk and Twjection,, Wred O' plate.
ten: uttes as guron the:P*
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