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The corresponding chapter (II) of Vitruvius is called, ‘Of those things on which architecture depends.’ It deals with the fitness (*ordinatio*) and arrangement (*dispositio*), also proportion, uniformity, consistency, and economy, and is divisible into three heads, ichnography, orthography, and scenography, which considered together constitute design.