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intercolumniation

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The distance, measured in diameters, between two columns. The types named by Vitruvius, with the ratios later assigned to them, are as follows: Pycnostyle, 1 1/2 D; Systyle, 2 D; Eustyle, 2 1/4 D; Diastyle, , 3 D; Araeostyle, 4 D. Photo from Wikipedia. (Summerson, 1963)

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