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ANTARA (*see* ANTARITA)—Literally the distance between any two objects, hence it implies a moulding which separates two other larger mouldings. In this office it would resemble the fillet, listel or annulet (*see* Gwilt, Art. 2532, fig. 874). A moulding of the pedestal and the base.