Oeci corinthii tetrastylique quique aegyptii vocantur latitudinis et longitudinis, uti supra tricliniorum symmetriae scriptae sunt, ita habeant rationem, sed propter columnarum interpositiones spatiosiores constituantur.
Corinthian and tetrastyle halls and those which are called Egyptian, are to have the same proportion of length and breadth as in the description of the triclinia, but owing to the use of columns they are to be more spacious.
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