column N11GENSF corinthi ADJ11GENSFPOS praeter PREPACC capitul N22NOMPN omn ADJ32NOMPCPOS symmetri N11ACCPF hab V21PRESACTIVEIND3P ut V31PRESINF0X ionic ADJ11GENSFPOS sed CONJ capitul N22GENPN altitudin N31NOMPF effici V31PRESACTIVEIND3P e V11PRESACTIVEIND2S pro PREPABL rat VPAR21NOMSFPERFPPL excelsi ADJ11NOMPCCOMP et CONJ gracili ADJ32NOMPCCOMP qu PRON10NOMSN ionic ADJ11GENSMPOS capitul N22GENSN altitudo N31NOMSF terti V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S pars N33NOMSF es V73PRESACTIVEIND3S crassitudin N31GENSF column N11GENSF corinthi N21GENSM tot ADJ13NOMSFPOS crassitudo N31NOMSF scap N21GENSM
Corinthian columns have all their proportions like the Ionic, with the exception of their capitals. The height of the capitals renders them proportionately higher and more slender, because the height of the Ionic capital is one third of the thickness of the column, that of the Corinthian is the whole diameter of the shaft.
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