Architecture in Italy, from the sixth to the eleventh century; historical and critical researches (1896)
Cattaneo, Raffaele, 1861-1889 · London : Unwin · leaf 350
not doubt that once therewas one. But, in the eleventh century, it was not reconstructed,for Popone limited himself to a three-sided atrium correspondingonly to the larger nave, supported bypillars and columns, on the headings andcapitals of which (here also charged withhigh entablements) the same… … large corridor in two floors, covered with Fig. 169.—Capital of theAtrium of the Cathedralof Aquileia—a.d. 1019- cross-vaults and by a cupola, and havingits walls pierced by large niches — forms 1025. that denote ;in 343 artistic progress iukI tlic iutlueiici of the Veneto-Byzantinestyle. If we now…
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