10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DITRIGLYPH»
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1
Cyclopedia of Architecture: Historical, Descriptive, ...
The next, which is the centre intercolumniation, and faces the entrance of the
temple, is rather more than eustyle, or two diameters and a quarter ; and has, in
the metopes, ditriglyph. But the intervals between the triglyph are much too
narrow ...
2
The Architect: Or, Practical House Carpenter
When there is one triglyph over the interval, it is called monotriglyph ; when there
are two, it is called ditriglyph ; and so on, according to the progression of the
Greek numerals. The intercolumniation of the Grecian Doric is rarely any other
than ...
3
The Circle of the Mechanical Arts; Containing Practical ...
The next, which is the centre intercolumniation, and thces the entrance of the
temple, is rather more than enstyle, or two diameters and a quarter; and has, in
the inetope, ditriglyph. But the intervals between the triglyph are much too narrow
for ...
4
The Practical House Carpenter: Being a Complete Development ...
When there is one triglyph over the interval, it is called monotriglyph ; when there
are two, it is called ditriglyph ; and so on, according to the progression of the
Greek numerals. The intercolumniation of the Grecian Doric is rarely any other ...
5
Pantologia: A new cyclopaedia, comprehending a complete ...
The ditriglyph, or eustyle, admits two; and the araeostyle is tritriglyph, or
consisting of three ; but the most perfect of these is the ditriglyph. Wnen the
capitals and bases of coupled Doric columns have their proper projections, and
are at any ...
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth, 1813
6
The builder's and workman's new director: comprising ...
Ditriglyph, an arrangement presenting two triglyphs over the intercolumn, that is,
if in two adjoining columns n triglyph be placed with its middle over each, the
ditriglyph will contain three metopcs or spaces, two half triglyphs, and two whole
...
7
A Classical and Topographical Tour Through Greece During the ...
The middle intercolumniation being the.widest, the frize which is over it is
ditriglyph.1 Two of the columns are nearly concealed in a modern wall. Though
this building is not conformable to the chaster rules of the Grecian Doric, and will
not ...
8
The Builder's and Workman's New Director: Comprising ...
Ditriglyph, an arrangement presenting two triglyphs over the intercolumn, that is,
if in two adjoining columns a triglyph be placed with its middle over each, the
ditriglyph will contain three metopes or spaces, two half triglyphs, and two whole
...
9
The Builder and Workman's New Director; comprehending ...
DITRIGLYPH, having two triglyphs over the intercolumn, that is, if in two adjoining
columns a triglyph be placed with its middle over each, the ditriglyph will contain
three metopes or spaces, two half triglyphs and two whole triglyphs.
Peter NICHOLSON (Builder and Mathematician.), 1834
10
Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
ditriglyph An interval between two columns such as to admit two triglyphs in the
entablature instead of one, as usual. ditriglyph divan 1. In Muslim countries, a
council room or hall for a court of justice. 2. A smoking room. divan-i-amm The
great ...
