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142110LIEER quemadmodum, & columnarum genus quoddam Atticurges dicitur, vnde Plin. lib. 36. Cap. 23. Atti-
cas columnas appellat quaternis angulis pari laterum interuallo. Alterum genus Ionicum eſt. conueniunt
baſes hæ, primo quod tam altæ, ſeu craſſæ ſunt, quàm dimidia craſſitudo columnæ, quæ illis ſuperponitur. de-
inde quod utriſque plintbus, & laterculus ſubĳcitur. Nos de Atticurgis primum, deinde de Ionicis loquemur.
30[Figure 30]LATVS TEMPII CVM PODIO.11102220333044405550 Atticurges conſtat his partibus, plintbo, toris duobus, ſcotia cum ſuis quadris. quid autem bæc nomina ſibi
uelint exponemus: nam multi docti, & præſtantes viri de Arcbitecturæ præceptis copioſe locuti ſunt, ratio-
nes, cauſasq́; optime explicarunt. Sed cum ad deſcriptiones partiales membrorum deuenire eos opus fuit, ſi-
ne uenustate, humiles, pauperesq́; eas fecerunt. Columnarum igitur inuentio ad onera ſuſtinenda facta
6660 fuit, ac primum ex materia, & tereti minus delata forma constabat. creuit inde excellentiæ cupido, &

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