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dates ok various duildinAS, and endeavoured to characterise their respective stales,
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examples ok tlie korrn8 and curvatures ok arches, doors, and windows; Ike pro-
portion and characteristics ok column; tlie 8uee688ive changes that toolc place in
tlie korms ancl idling in ok windows, and decoration ok wall8, 3ce.; and indeed de
presented with delineations ok a1mo8t all ide varietie8 ok architectural design that
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