An entablature refers to several components found above the
columns or caryatids. The entablature identifies the style
of the classical order such as Corinthian, Doric, Ionic.
Components refer to pediment, cornice, frieze, architrave,
and lesser components such as moldings (cyma, cavetto, cyma
reversa), tryglyphs, guttae, regulae, taenia, metopes, mutules,
corona, soffit, cymatium, dentils, modillions, etc.
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