Vitruvius, M. Vitruvii ... de architectura libri decem, ad Augustum Caesarem accuratiß conscripti: & nunc primum in Germania qua potuit diligentia excusi, atq[ue] hinc inde schematibus non iniucundis exornati

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10549DE ACRHITEC. LIB. II. 24[Figure 24]
rit & abundarit copia calcis & arenæ, paries plus habens humoris non
cito fiet euanidus, ſed ab his continebitur.
Simul autem humida poteſtas
è materia per cementorum raritatem fuerit exucta, tum calx ab arena
diſcedens diſſoluitur, item{qúe} cementa non poſſunt cum his cohæreſcere,
ſed in uetuſt at em parietes efficiunt ruinoſos.
Id autem licet animaduerte
re etiam de nonnullis monumentis, quæ circa urbem facta ſunt è marmo-
re ſeu lapidibus quadratis, intrinſecus{qúe} medio calcata ſracturis uetuſta-
te euanida ſacta materia, cementorum{qúe} exucta raritate proruunt, &

coagmentorũ ab ruina diſſolutis iunctur is dißipantur.
Quòd ſi quis no-
luerit in id uitium incidere, medio cauo ſeruato ſecundum orthoſtatas in-
trinſecus ex rubro ſaxo quadrato, aut ex teſta aut ſilicibus ordinarijs
ſtruat bipedales parietes, &
cum anſis ferreis & plumbo frontes uinctæ
ſint.
Ita enim non aceruatim ſed ordine ſtructum opus poterit eſſe ſine
uitio ſempiternum, quòd cubilia &
coagmenta eorum inter ſe ſedentia
&
iuncturis alligata non protrudent opus, ne orthoſtatas inter ſe reli-
gatos labi patientur.

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