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epistyle Archit.|ˈɛpɪstaɪl|
Also 7 epistal.
[ad. L. epistȳlium, Gr. ἐπιστύλιον, f. ἐπί upon + στῦλος pillar.]
= architrave.
[1563Shute Archit. C j b, Vpon the Capitall shalbe layde or set Epistilium. a1623W. Pemble Exp. Zachary (1629) 160 Pillars of Stone, whose Epistylia or Chapiters were wrought about in fashion of a Crowne. 1721–1800in Bailey.] 1615G. Sandys Trav. 287 The walls and pauement of polished marble..with pillars, and Epistals of like workmanship. 1860Lewin Jerusalem 224 Which would yield about 23 feet for..each epistyle measured from the centres of the columns.
Hence epiˈstylar a., belonging to the epistyle.
1849–50Weale Dict. Terms s.v. Epistylium, Epistylar arcuation is the system in which columns support arches instead of horizontal architraves and entablatures. |