Full text: Vitruvius: The architecture of Marcus Vitruvius Pollio, in ten books

XVI 
quent recurrence to the translations of Barbaro and 
Perrault, and the excellent one of Galiani. The 
plates subjoined to the work are not so numerous 
as might have been desired. My reason for limiting 
them to their present number has been more from 
a desire to avoid conjectural representations than 
to save trouble or expense in the publication. The 
following version is without note or comment, but 
Iam in hopes that it may, at a future period, lead 
to a further consideration of the precepts and doc¬ 
trines of the only author, among the antients, on 
the art of which 1 am an humble professor. 
J. G.
	        
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