Horton, Caroline W · New York, Hurd and Houghton; Cambridge, The Riverside press · leaf 153
ow,a circular window in whichthe sashes, frequently calledcusps, radiate from the centre Wheel-window. 1 , • ^ . . ^ ,, and termmate m the trefoilor similar forms. They are filled with stained glass,and add no little to the richness and beauty bothof the exterior and interior in this style, but… … Romanesque Architecture. 137 Italian Romanesque. — Among the Italians, andespecially at Rome, lingered the love of classic art;and therefore no edifice differing in form from thebasilica, was erected in the old capital until the lat-ter part of the thirteenth century. The erectionat Pisa of the…
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