Namque si duae columnae aeque crassae lineis circummetientur, e quibus una sit non striata, altera striata, et circa strigilium cava et angulos striarum linea corpora tangat, tametsi columnae aeque crassae fuerint, lineae, quae circumdatae erunt, <non erunt> aequales, quod striarum et strigilium circuitus maiorem efficit lineae longitudinem.
For if two columns of equal diameter, of which one is fluted and the other is not, have a line measured round them and one line touches the shafts of the columns round the flutes and their fillets, although the columns are of equal diameter, the bounding lines will not be equal because the circuit of the fillets and the flutes produces a greater length of line.
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