1. Ionic volutes: A spiral scroll-shaped element on the capital of an Ionic column.
2. Corinthian acanthus leaves: A leaf decoration on the capital of a Corinthian column.
3. Friezes: A horizontal decorative band that runs along the top of a building or a part of a building.
4. Pediments: A triangular shape above the columns that often included sculpture.
5. Cymatium and Sima: Moldings between the frieze and the cornice (top molding) of a building or a part of a building.
6. Dentils: Small rectangular blocks that decorate the cornice of a building.
7. Anthemion: A decorative motif consisting of stylized flower clusters, often seen on friezes and borders.
8. Gorgon heads: Scary masks and features of Medusa with snakes for hair.
9. Egg and dart: A decorative motif made up of alternating oval shapes and pointed darts.
10. Rosettes: A circular design with petals or leaves radiating from a center, often seen on friezes and in mosaics.
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