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apophyge Arch.|əˈpɒfɪdʒiː|
[a. Gr. ἀποϕυγή ‘escape,’ hence ‘the curve with which the shaft escapes into the base or capital,’ f. ἀπο-ϕεύγειν to flee away. In L. apophygis, mod.Fr. apophyge; hence better ˈæpəʊfɪdʒ.]
The part of a column where it springs out of its base, or joins its capital, usually moulded into a concave sweep or cavetto.
1563J. Shute Archit. C iij a, The second part [of the Capitall] deuide into 3 partes; 2 of those shalbe for Echinus..the rest is lefte for the 3 Ringes which be called Apophiges, or Anuli. 1719Glossogr. Nova, Apophyge..is that part of a column where it seems to fly out of its base..and begins to shoot upwards. 1872Shipley Gloss. Eccl. Terms 411 The apophyge or curvature at the top and bottom of the shaft of a column. |