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	Found glossary entries :
		Ikria Ionic Order Inner Stage Intercolumnination

	Ikria
	Temporary timber seating for a Greek theatre auditorium.

	Ionic Order
	The classical order of architecture, originated by the Ionian Greeks, characterized by its capital with large volutes, a fasciated entablature, continuous frieze, usually dentils in the cornice, and by its elegant detailing, less heavy than the Doric order, less elaborate than the Corinthian order.

	Inner Stage
	The roofed stage contained within the tiring-house; screened by an arras or visible from the auditorium; used to perform interior scenes or as an extension of the platform stage; also known as the ‘study’.

	Intercolumnination
	1. The clear space between two adjacent columns, usually measured at the lower parts of the shafts. 2. The system of spacing columns which determines the style.