Sciagraphia templi Hierosolymitani : ex ipsis SS. Literarum fontibus, praesertim ex visione Ezechielis ultima, architectonice quidem, ita tamen concinnata, ut eam architecturae ignari quoque legere possint; hinc inde etiam modicis in Villalpandum animadversionibus, & figuris aeri incisis illustrata
Sciagraphia templi Hierosolymitani is a 1694 architectural treatise by Leonhard Christoph Sturm, printed by Johann Wilhelm Krüger, that reconstructs Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem from the biblical text and Ezekiel's vision for readers without architectural training. Its plates are precise engraved plans, elevations and ornamental headpieces, and a designer might take their clean measured layouts, classical column orders and arabesque border motifs as models for diagrammatic architectural drawing.
