Andrea Palladio's Five Orders of Architecture: With His Treatises of Pedestals, Galleries, Entries, Halls, Rooms, Floors, Pavements, Ceilings; Various Arches, Gates, Doors, Windows, Chimnies, Staircases, and Roofs. Together with His Observations and Preparations for Building; and His Errors and Abuses in Architecture

Andrea Palladios' First Book of Architecture: Corrected from His Original Edition Printed at Venice, 1581, Wherein is Pointed Out the Various Mistakes and Contradictions Between the Chapters and Figur'd Draughts; ... To These are Added, Thirteen Different Designs for Pavements, Halls, Lobbies, &c. ... In Twenty-eight Copper-plates. By William Halfpenny

The First Book of Andrea Palladio's Architecture: Treating of the Five Orders; and what is Most Necessary in Building. Correctly Drawn from His Original Work, Publish'd by Himself at Venice, Anno 1570. And Accurately Engraved by I. Ware

The First Book of Architecture: By Andrea Palladio. Translated Out of Italian, with an Appendix Touching Doors and Windows, by Pr. Le Muet ... Translated Into English by Godfrey Richards. The Whole Illustrated with Above Seventy Copper Cuts. Also Rules and Demonstrations, with Several Designs for Framing of Any Manner of Roofs, ... With Designs of Floors, of a Variety of Small Pieces of Wood Inlaid, ...