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Re: Fluted columns and big ases
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In a message dated 3/28/2010 11:36:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
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Seeing  as details such as guttae are meant to look as water drops, then I 
like  reed.  So are they phragmitae?  So is the detail a "reeded flute",  or 
"beaded flute".
Flout your knowledge,  baby.
Leland

As I said before, the detail he referred to (as I understood it) is  called 
(as I remember) stopped reeding.  I will admit those can be  pretty big 
ases.  Bead and reel is different from reeding.  Not to  mention riting and 
rithmetic.
 
Ralph  

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