Roman Corinthian Capital

The Roman Corinthian capital is found in the palaces of the emperors in Rome. It is a design of spiral curves that rise from the rows of leaves and unite in pairs. The center of each sides of the abacus is decorated with palmettes or rosettes.

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Roman, leaves, capital, Corinthian, rosettes, Abacus, supports, spiral curves, palmettes

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Roman Architecture, Columns: Capitals

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