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Note 32 — Chapter XI · RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY.

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An order consists of a column (or pilaster) with its distinctive base and capital, its entablature, and the appropriate decorations. There are five orders, differing in proportions, in the degree of enrichment required, and in the design of the base and capital of the column or pilaster, and of the entablature.

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