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3. | mixture of lime, sand and water, for joining stone or brick, concrete | 5. | [literally eye] a circular opening at the top of a dome | 7. | a kind of limestone quarried near Tivoli, much used [in ancient and modern times] for building in Rome | 8. | lowest section, base of column | 9. | flattened column, attached | 11. | recess in wall, usually containing a statue | 13. | channels or grooves, vertical, on shafts of columns | 14. | having a row of columns in front | 15. | the main chamber of a temple, containing the cult statue; | 16. | top section of a column | 18. | an open courtyard or garden surrounded by colonnades | 20. | the triangular space of the façade of a building formed by the gable end of | 22. | the hemispherical roof of a circular or polygonal building | 23. | freestanding masonry support | 24. | masonry built against wall for additional support | 25. | line of arches, supported on columns | 26. | an arched roof covering a passage or room | 27. | a semicircular recess in a wall [usually the end wall] of a building, often roofed with a half-dome | 28. | exterior |
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1. | a continuous horizontal band resting on the architrave, either left plain or decorated with relief carving, below the cornice | 2. | the highest member of the entablature, immediately below the roof | 4. | lowest section of classical entablature, horizontal beam resting directly on capitals pillars | 6. | a post, normally circular in section, supporting an entablature | 10. | the stage of a theatre | 12. | a row of columns, usually fronting a covered walk | 17. | an ornamental fountain | 19. | a building of circular plan | 21. | term applied to columns which partially project from a wall and are not freestanding | 23. | high basement to temple, with three vertical faces, steps at principal end |
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