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Donaldson, Thomas Leverton, 1795-1885 / A collection of the most approved examples of doorways : from ancient buildings in Greece and Italy, expressly measured and delineated for this work, preceded by an essay on the usages of the ancients respecting doorways; a new translation of the chapter of Vitruvius on the subject, with the original text taken from an ancient and valuable m.s. in the British museum; and copious descriptions of the plates
(1833)

Plate A. Restored section of the tetrastyle temple in the Garden of the Monastery of S. Nicolò Girgenti in illustration of the rules of the doorways laid down by Vitruvius,   pp. Plate A to face page 24 ff.

Page Plate A to face page 24

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