10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYSTYLE»
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A Naval and Military Technical Dictionary of the French ...
Systyle, m. Bystyle, system of inter- columniation in which the distance is two
diameters between the columns. Systyle, a. systyle. T small tool used in foundries
, of which ' the larger branch forms the handle, and the smaller to measure the ...
2
The American Vignola: A Guide to the Making of Classical ...
Columns are said to be Coupled, or to have a Pycnostyle, Systyle, Diastyle, or
Areostyle Intercolumniation, according as they are set close together, or are one,
two, three, or four Diameters apart, as nearly as may be; i. e., about one, two,
three, ...
3
Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
This as are near the Walls ofa building, are not limited in kind of disposition is
composed of two systyle intercotheirintercolumniations,asthese depend onthe
breadths lumnia_tions; the Column that separates them being of the arches,
windows, ...
4
The Architecture of Roman Temples: The Republic to the ...
... composition of their elevations was more consistent with Roman practice. He
identified five classes, or elevations, based on column proportions and their spac
- ings, some of which we have already encountered: pycnostyle, systyle, diastyle,
...
5
Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
This kind of disposition is composed of two systyle intercolumniations ; the
column that separates them being; approached towards one of those at the
extremities, sufficient room only being left between them for the projection of the
capitals ; so ...
Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig, 1797
6
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
5Tb — pycnostyle. 6?»d — betvt wn the pycnoflyle and systyle. J^lTIte M-fjtiwi-n /
i.i^i fr„/j>t,Ms„/y iAoi.HJL/aK., D.H. p. 400, is requested. Dorice, et Ephesiæ Dkinæ
Joiii.ee," alluding; solely lo the double range, as conceived, without.any regard ...
7
Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
systyle. T ta In Chinese architecture, a pagoda, esp.: 1. A. suspensura Any
building or flooring raised from the ground and supported on arches, piles, or
pillars; esp. applied to the flooring of an ancient Roman bath suspended over the
flues of ...
8
The Classical Language of Architecture
Then came Systyle, Enstyle, Diastyle and finally the widest, Araeo- style, at 4
diameters. Systyle and Enstyle are the commonest. Systyle you might describe as
a quick march, Enstyle as an easy dignified walk. The extreme intercolumniations
...
9
Greek and Roman Architecture
The heads of this classification were pycnostyle, in which the intercolumnar5
spaces are one and a half times the lower diameter, systyle, in which the figure is
two, and diastyle, in which it is three, anything wider being called araeostyle.
They were called Pycnostyle*, when the columns were placed in the closest
order practised, that is, when one and a half diameters apart ; Systyle, when two
diameters apart; Eustyle, when two and a quarter diameters apart; Diastyle, when
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