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[M.140L]                                                              [M.140]	Murano. House at.  Ca Loredan	140
[diagram]                                                             
                                                                      		house:  I never saw so sweeping a fifth as the central of the three
The dentil fig 2 page                                                 		ab in centre: now plastered up carefully drawn with one of its flanking
50 was sketched by the                                                		windows on No 114, quite as large in proportion to the other:  These
eye. it may easily be                                                 		windows are on the first story, and have two det beside them
checked by the measure:                                               		for which vide Gothic book p 48, and notes there.  Then on
In estimating the height of                                           		the ground floor, still at the back are two 4th orders: with
stilt I may have been a little                                        		the most rare section fig 3.  No 114 their pils being  restored, finally at the side of
deceived by a joint in the                                            		the house, in walk past garden gate on ground floor is the
masonry; which for the rest                                           		most interesting window on the back of No 114, and with
is not at the same height                                             		its cusp & section of cusp, fig 4 p 114.
on the opposite side                                                  Palazzo Loredan.  Its measures opposite:  Its capitals are very coarse in
Taking the top as a [diagram] on                                      		workmanship:  the basket and lily ones, like St Marks, are not
                                                                      		undercut, but mere surface work:  all are rude and hard:  evidently either
	Pal. Loredan                                                         		much earlier than Fondaco di Turchi: or very bad work: no
	ft	  in                                                              		precision in any of their lines:  They have a good deal the look
b C (under soffit)	2 "	8                                              		of an imitation of St Marks, but the wreaths of leaves on the
a c	3 "	3                                                             		round of the abacus on four of them are remarkable:  their designs
Pure vertical stilt under soffit)	1 "	2                               		seeming far ahead of their workmanship;  one is sketched at p
c d	1 "	6½                                                            		50  House book 2). fig 1 note the short shafted leaf held by its stem
Length of two dentils and one interval	0 "	4¼                         		but not ribbed.  The section of the bell & shaft is given:  the bases of
Breadth of dentil band	0 "	1½                                         		the shafts are common modern restorations at the time of the balcony
Width of inlaid marble (e)	0 "	4½                                     		All I wonder at is, in the restorations this palace has undergone
Depth of arch (b x)	1 "	5                                             		that so much is left.  I do not know anything more
Interval on abacus (f)	0 "	2½
One side of abacus (generally)	2 "	0½
Vertical height of capital,
or (c k) to joint about	1 "	6
Circumf. of shaft at m,
under fillet	3 "	4
Height from k to base
of pure shaft	9 "	4
Circumf. of shaft at said base	3 "	8½
Interval between shaft at their tops	3 "	9

a c:   Then a c/2  b c - a c /2 would = probable height of stilt = 1" 0½
There are about 60 dentils round the inner band of arch.

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