I., [PLATE LXI., Fig.

3]), approaches to the Corinthian; in another (No.

II.) it reminds us of the Ionic; but the volutes are double, and the upper ones are surmounted by an awkward-looking abacus.

A third (No.III., [PLATE.
LXI., Fig.

2]) is very peculiar, and to some extent explains the origin of the second.