The digital analysis of the dimension of ancient buildings shows a common geometric law:

The whole and the parts of a building must be sized by sides and diagonals of only one square

So, anthropometric analysis of any classic work can be done.

For example, the width of the Parthenon is 5 diagonals plus 10 sides. The height of the column is 2 diagonals plus 3 sides ...

If the actual width of the Parthenon is 3055.21 cm then the side of the square is 178.97 cm. The sixth part is the foot, and measures 29.83 cm.

Could it be true?

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