This Table contains the five sorts of Edifices: AA is the _Pycnostyle_; that is to say, where the Pillars are very close, the Intercolumniation being but of one Diameter, and a half of the Column: BB is the _Systyle_, _viz._ where the Pillars have two Diameters of Intercolumniation: CC is the _Diastyle_, _viz._ where the Pillars are at that distance, that they have for the Intercolumniation three Diameters: DD is the _Areostyle_, where the Pillars are far asunder. There is no certain Proportion; we have given in this Figure four Diameters of Intercolumniation, it may have more: The fifth sort called _Eustyle_, is in the third Table. This Table refers to _pag._ 80. [Illustration: _Plate. II._] THE EXPLICATION Of the THIRD TABLE. This Table contains the Plan and Elevation of the fifth sort of Edifices, called _Eustyle_, _viz._ where the Pillars are distant one from another by more convenient Proportion: Its Intercolumniations have all two Diameters and a quarter, except the Intercolumniations in the middle of the _Face_ before and behind, which have three Diameters. This plan shews the different parts of the ancient Temples: AA, AA, are the Isles or Wings which are _Portico's_, having a rang of Pillars on the one side, and the Wall of the Temple on the other. B is the part called the _Pronaos_ or Porch. C is the part called _Posticum_, _viz._ the hinder part of the Temple. D is that Part called _Cella_, or the Nave or Body of the Temple. This Table relates to _p._ 81, & 117. [Illustration: _Plate III_] THE EXPLICATION Of the FOURTH TABLE. This Table contains the Plan and perspective Elevation of a Temple, called _Hexastyle_ and _Pseudodyptere_, _viz._ Which has six Columns in the _Faces_, before and behind, and which has simple _Portico's_, but which are as large as the two _Portico's_ of the Temples which have them double. This Plan and this Elevation may serve for other Temples, which as to what concerns the essential parts explained in the precedent Table, are like to this here, as are the _Periptere_, the _Diptere_, and the _Hypethre_, which only differ in the number of Columns, or such-like circumstances. [Illustration: _Plate IV._] THE EXPLICATION Of the FIFTH TABLE.