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Does a greek doric column have a base?
no
What are the three greek column names?
corinthian, donic, and ionic
What is an ancient greek word meaning plain and simple?
ομαλός
What Greek goddess is easy to make a costume out of?
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Quick-Greek-Goddess-Costume has a step-by-step process on making your own Greek goddess costume. If you don't want to buy the fabric, a plain bedsheet could work as well.
Which Greek style features columns with two rows of leaves that fan out from the capital and four scrolls?
Ionic order: At the top of the column is a large double scroll or volute, which resembles the curved horns of a ram or the curve of a seashell.
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