Drawings Attributed to Andreas Coner.

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capital (upside down and without measurements) in the same place.
(Fabriczy, op. cit. 34, wrongly refers to it as a base.)
122. (94) a. ' q(uarta) pars apud s .prasedem.'
Salvestro Peruzzi (Uffizi 66iv) gives a drawing of this capital a. S.
Presedia. Compare also a drawing by Antonio da Sangallo the elder (?)
(^^1597).
b. Unnamed and unidentified.
c. 'in p(ulckrd) uidere q(uarta) pars.'
Probably a detail of the capitals of the small pilasters at the side of
the larger columns of the third order of the lower court. Cf. however 45,
where the height is noted as 27 minuti and the width (half diameter)
as 35.
d. 'apud capitolium quarta pars!
Unidentified.
e. 'porticalis anphiteatri sauellor(uin).'
Capital of the Doric order of the theatre of Marcellus.
f. ' circa s .praxedeinl
This capital occurs in a drawing by Baldassare Peruzzi (Uffizi 570),
next to a cornice marked ad s(an)c(t)am prasedeni.
123. (94v)' a tibure abet canales 20.'
I can give no further details.
124. (95) a. 'a tibure.'
This base (which I have not identified) and d (the latter without
indication of locality) appear in drawing No. 3829 of the Kunstgewerbe-
museum (Fig. 6).
b. ' in santo baxiliol
This base belongs to the interior of the cella of the Temple of Mars
Ultor in the Forum of Augustus (Labacco, Libro appartenente a I'Arcki-
tettura [1552], Pl. 11 or 13;1 Canina, Edifizi, ii, tav. 101, Fig. 7), and was
seen and drawn in situ not only by Coner, but by Antonio da Sangallo the
elder (?) (Uffizi 1879) ; whereas a few years later it had apparently been
1 There are two editions, both bearing this date, with the plates differently numbered in each.