Corinthii simplices habent columnas aut in podio positas aut in imo; supraque habeant epistylia et coronas aut ex intestino opere aut albario, praeterea supra coronas curva lacunaria ad circinum delumbata.
The Corinthian has one row of columns placed either upon a stylobate or upon the ground. Above, it is to have architraves and cornices either of fine joinery or plaster, and above the cornices, curved ceilings rounded to a circular section.
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