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The second order of Greek architecture. Identified by a low base, slender column and scroll like capital
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capital, from the Chester Presbyterian Church, built in 1851.
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Greek style of architecture characterized by ornamental scrolls on the capitals.
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Later than the doric, the ionic order has a distinctive capital, with two volutes, and an echinus based on a water lily shape. The Greek capital was straight sided, the volutes on the Roman capital angled outwards. The columns, on attic bases, usually have about twenty four flutes, and are between eight and nine diameters in height. The entablature is usually about one-fifth of the whole. ...
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Of, containing or relating to an ion or ions . Some of the most essential minerals and trace minerals have shown a dependency upon being ionic in order to be absorbed in the intestinal lumen and/ or to be physiologically valid.
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