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Callimachus and the invention of the Corinthian capital: "There are a number of variations of the story"... Twaddle, I believe—authoritative nonsense—but what would I know? Vitruvius is the one source, is he not? Can we get a citation, or eliminate this? -- Wetman 11:46, 12 October 2005 (UTC)
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Callimachus and the invention of the Corinthian capital: "There are a number of variations of the story"... Twaddle, I believe—authoritative nonsense—but what would I know? Vitruvius is the one source, is he not? Can we get a citation, or eliminate this? -- Wetman 11:46, 12 October 2005 (UTC)
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