Architecture in Italy, from the sixth to the eleventh century; historical and critical researches (1896)
Cattaneo, Raffaele, 1861-1889 · London : Unwin · leaf 186
restored by Leo III. But the present church cannot boast of such high antiquity. 12 178 That prostyle, with architraved Ionic columns, those corniceschiefly of terracotta, those windows like loopholes, those longhands of masonry at the sides, and the plan of the church, … * Fig. 8G.—Ai-cliivolt of the Ciborium discovered at Porto, Rome—a.d. 795-816. which forms a cross at its npper end, are all cliaracteristic olthe churches of Neo-Latin style, erected after the eleventhcentury. And I think Kugler touched the mark in assigning itto the heginning of the thirteenth…
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