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A New Treatise of Architecture, according to Vitruvius. Wherein is discoursed of the five orders of columns, viz. The Tuscan, Dorick, Ionick, Corinthian, and Composite.
Julien Mauclerc
1669
Perspective Practical. Or, A Plain and Easie Method of True and Lively Representing all Things to the Eye at a Distance, by the Exact Rules of Art
Jean DuBreuil
1672
A Brief and Plain Description of the Five Orders of Columns of Architecture
Simon Bosboom
1676
The Art of Fair Building
Pierre Le Muet
1675
Perspective Practical. Or, A Plain and Easie Method of True and Lively Representing all Things to the Eye at a Distance, by the Exact Rules of Art
Jean DuBreuil
1698
A Booke of Architecture Containing Seeling Peeces Chimny Peeces & Several Sorts Usefull for Carpenters Joyners Carvers Painters invented by J. Barbet
Jean Barbet
1670

A New Book of Architecture, Wherein is represented fourty figures of gates and arches triumphant, composed of different inventions, according to the five orders of columnes. Viz. the Tuscane, Dorick, Ionick, Corinthian and Compositeconcerned in eminent building.

Alexandre Francine
1669