The Ten Books on Architecture, 5.6.5

Vitruvius  translated by Joseph Gwilt

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5One sixth part of the diameter of the orchestra is taken between the lowest steps, and level with that dimension the lower seats are disposed. A continuation of this line on the scene marks the height of the entrances: for thus proportioned, they will be of sufficient altitude.

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