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“The Ionic order, at first chiefly confined to the states of Asia Minor, appears to have been coeval with the Doric order” (Gwilt, Encycl. Art. 153). “That species, of which the Ionians (inhabitants of Ion) were the inventors, has received the appellation of Ionic.” (Vitruvius, Book iv. chap. 1).