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DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Plans January 2013.

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1 DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Plans January 2013

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7 DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Elevations January 2013

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12 DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Ornamentation January 2013

13 DORIC COTTAGE, Rannoch Anta and Doric column :: January 2013

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15 DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Door & windowsJanuary 2013

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17 DORIC COTTAGE, Rannoch Metopes and Triglyph :: January 2013

18 DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Thrasyllean wreath January 2013

19 DORIC COTTAGE, Rannoch Acroteria :: January 2013

20 DORIC COTTAGE Rannoch Glossary January 2013

21 Glossary of the Greek Doric Order Acroterion Sima Rising geison Tympanum Geison Regula Triglyph Metope Regula Guttae Anta capital Abacus Echinus Neck Shaft Overdoor Overwindow Window case Sash window Foot Stylobate Stereobate Pediment Cornice Frieze Entablature Architrave Anta Column Crepidoma Inscription: ‘To spread our fame by what we have achieved’ (Publius Virgilius Maro)

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