93 88 same as those of the other, only its dentil projects a little more section fig ; p 50 palace book. Its rayed flat has the beautiful pattern fig 2 the measures of which are at p 50 1 fig 3 of course all the The capital under this ornament is horribly broken, lines are joints One of the apexes a is at lowest and and its great roll shattered; in one place neatly across highest point, and there are 16 round: and of course 16 at a joint on which I laid the paper No 161 and traced joints perpendicular to the circles. the curve Now at c come the red Veronese marble; and a b The marbles are covered with a rusty coating, through is b c of the section p 6 palace book: Hence it appears which it is almost impossible to make out the colours: that the red Verona is within the line b c. But the white is a marble certainly in places veined with pure bright purple; and the grey seems warmed with gold or green. The inner circle is the same deep green serpentine. The boss is gone. There is a trace and no more, of another of these traceries between the 3rd and fourth arches, counting from Adam on the piazetta side; This has been torn down, but I think in the other arches the marbles have not been put up. The height of the great arches. Vertically c C is 6 " 8 and a b about 10 " 4½ A All the main shafts towards sea are Seven feet roun[i]d at the base. except the Bon one, 15th p 71 M. which is 8 " 2 round and the angle one, which is 10 " 3 round.
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