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"Socle"
Keywords:
plinth
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pedestal
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plain
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vase
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bust
Related Terms:
Plinth
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Pillar
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Arcade
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Capital
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Impost
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Pedestal
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Flying buttress
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Base
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Trumeau
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Pilaster
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Archivolt
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Surbase
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Stylobate
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Squinch
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Skewback
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Abacus
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Anta
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Pilasters
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Respond
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Pendentive
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Buttress
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Arch
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Vaulting
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Aedicule
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Lunette
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Acroteria
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Voussoir
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Entablature
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Archivolt
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Pier
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Cap
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Crown
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Arcading
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Counterfort
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Keystone
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Footing
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Corbel arch
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Waler
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Lunette
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Pinnacle
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Rib
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Rib vault
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Revetment
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Vault
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Vaulted
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Plinth block
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Blind arcade
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Overmantel
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Ribbed vault
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Buttress
A plain block or plinth forming a low pedestal; any base; especially, the base of a statue, column, or the like. See Plinth.
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A plain face or plinth at the lower part of a wall.
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a plain plinth that supports a wall
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(2) -- the bottom level of a wall, usually consisting of stone Sample Image (Lesson 19)
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A plain square block higher than a plinth, serving as a pedestal for sculpture, a vase, or a bust. More commonly referred to as an Induction Coil.
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Plain block used as a plinth or base for a case piece or as a pedestal of a statue.
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semisimple
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submodules
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denoted
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mathematics
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minimal
In mathematics, given a ring R and an R-module M, the socle of M is the sum of the minimal submodules of M. It is denoted Soc(M). In particular, a module is semisimple if and only if Soc(M) = M.
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