251 202 These bases have very narrow angle ST MARKS SOUTHERN PORTICO leaves, as seen at p 2 slightly The base of all the ahafts are as fig 2 p 2 about 8 in raised at the ends, and with one ridge from ground to joint - except the angle one on the the up. p 1 fig 1 St M. Carta side but furthest from sea- which is higher, about 10 inches. Then the pureshafts, which are all of whitish marble veined with grey or black are about 6 " 5 in height to the lowest fillet of capital. Their circumference, about half way up; is the one marked a, oppsite, 2 " 8 of the central one b 2 " 5 of the three others, 2 " 6½ or 2 " 7 and the interval between any two, a a 2 is about 5 in Next, on capital of great shaft next Campanile; B p 180 The four outer shafts have the usual base section p 1 fig 2 but the lower plinths are circular instead of square. they (the plinths) measure 4 " 5 to 4 " 7 round; stand 2 inches apart from each other, and in contact with the central shaft (which has no base) and about 1½ inch from edge of slope of great plinth. The bases from ground to joint are 10 in high; to the shaft fillets 1 " 0 and the shafts from the basic fillet to its lowest capital fillet are 6 " 2 high. The central basrelief shaft is 3 " 0 round at bottom c opposite and 2 " 8 and d 3 " 2 above their basic fillets Now the capitals of a and d as seen from e opposite (sitt ting
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