- A
gutta (Latin pl.
guttae, "drops") is a
small water-repelling, cone-shaped
projection used near the top of the
architrave of the
Doric order in classical...
-
guttae, and
modillions are
supposed to be
derived from true
structural and
functional features of the
early wooden temples. The
triglyph and
guttae are...
- The architrave, the
lowest band, is split, from
bottom to top, into the
guttae, the regulae, and the taenia. The
frieze is
dominated by the triglyphs,...
- singular, and gtt for plural.
These abbreviations come from
gutta (plural
guttae), the
Latin word for drop. Drop (liquid) "Drop - size".
Physics and Astronomy...
- hours.[citation needed] In
moderate stages of the disease, an
increase in
guttae and
swelling in the
cornea can
contribute to
changes in
vision and decreased...
-
meros in Gr****. In the
strict tradition of
classical architecture, a set of
guttae, the six
triangular "pegs" below,
always go with a
triglyph above (and vice...
- with un-fluted
columns and a
simpler entablature with no
triglyphs or
guttae. The
Doric order was much used in Gr****
Revival architecture from the 18th...
-
architrave section of the entablature,
directly above the columns. The
guttae or drip edge was
mounted on the
fascia in the
Doric order,
below the triglyph...
- but with un-fluted
columns and a
simpler entablature with no
triglyphs or
guttae.
While relatively simple columns with
round capitals had been part of the...
- unengaged,
sometimes replaced by caryathids),
volute corbels,
triglyphs with
guttae (in
relief and trompe-l'œil).
Panel win an
grotesque in the Hôtel Gouthière...
