CANTALIVERS
, in Architecture, are the same with modillions, except that the former are plain, and the latter carved. They are both a kind of cartouses, set at equal distances under the corona of the cornice of a building.
, in Architecture, are the same with modillions, except that the former are plain, and the latter carved. They are both a kind of cartouses, set at equal distances under the corona of the cornice of a building.
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Entry taken from A Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary, by Charles Hutton, 1796.
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