Supra earum epistylia et ornamenta lacunariis ornantur, et inter columnas superiores fenestrae conlocantur; ita basilicarum ea similitudo, non corinthiorum tricliniorum videtur esse.
Above their architraves and ornaments they have panelled ceilings, and windows are placed between the upper columns. Thus the Egyptian halls resemble basilicas rather than Corinthian apartments.
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