Quemadmodum si quis statuas marmoreas muliebres stolatas, quae cariatides dicuntur, pro columnis in opere statuerit et insuper mutulos et coronas conlocaverit, percontantibus ita reddet rationem.
For example, if anyone in his work sets up, instead of columns, marble statues of long-robed women which are called caryatids, and places mutules and cornices above them, he will thus render an account to inquirers.
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