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‘Orders of architecture the five CLASSIC orders, each composed of a column, having a base, shaft, capital, and entablature with architrave, frieze, and cornice. There are three Greek orders: Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian. These were adapted by the Romans who added Tuscan and Composite.’*

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*{ref [[Redbook9:222][19910501:0800g]{Renaissance Architecture [continued (7)]}[1^st May 1991],] 220,

[[Redbook9:220][19910501:0800b]{Renaissance Architecture [continued]}[1^st May 1991],] 222}

** – E[ncyclopaedia of] V[isual] A[rt] 9:759 (Glossary)

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