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A structural member of a Doric frieze.

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  • The capitals of each triglyph are to measure one sixth of a module.
  • They told him, never did such an absurdity occur in classic architecture as a triglyph on a corner!
  • Those who would make the metopes all alike, make the outermost intercolumniations narrower by half the width of a triglyph.
  • The width of the triglyph should be divided into six parts, and five of these marked off in the middle by means of the rule, and two half parts at the right and left.
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