Eustyle

In Cla ic Architecture, a term employed to designate a proper proportion of columns to intervals, and sometimes taken to denote an intercolumniation of two and a half diameters. It means, however, "the beautiful" arrangement, and therefore differs according to the order employed and the relation of the diameter of the column to its height. Eutaw Springs, S.C., BATTLE OF. Sept. 8,1781, between the Americans, who lost 535, and the British, whose lo was ab. 630. Eutenia. See WATER SNAKES. Euthanasia. Painle and easy death. Eutheria. See PLACENTAL I A.