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2.An ornamental representation of leaves, stems, and flowers, especially in architecture.
3.A pattern of honeysuckle or palm leaves in a radiating cluster, used as a motif in Greek art.
4.Fifty years later, when the Renaissance began to mingle with this unity which was so severe and yet so varied, the dazzling luxury of its fantasies and systems, its debasements of Roman round arches, Greek columns, and Gothic bases, its sculpture which was so tender and so ideal, its peculiar taste for arabesques and acanthus leaves, its architectural paganism,contemporary with Luther, Paris, was perhaps, still more beautiful,although less harmonious to the eye, and to the thought.
