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Architecture in Italy, from the sixth to the eleventh century; historical and critical researches (1896)

Cattaneo, Raffaele, 1861-1889 · London : Unwin · leaf 71

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towards the end of the IMiddle Ages all churcheswere unprovided with special rooms to l)e used as sacristies,and that the ends of the lateral naves or their apsides suppliedtheir place. That this frequently ]ia]>pened. many antique churches with-out trace of sacristies bear witness, and S. Paul… … Imc. 11. rian of S. Maiia of f4rado—A.D. 571-5b0. 67 abolisli tlio fact tlmt. in tlio i^Toatcv iiuinlifi- of tlie cliiirilns oftlu raily (•(■iitiiiics. tlicic were veal saciisties joined to the restof tlie chnvcli. Imt alwaxs distinct from tlie naves. In large basilicas it seems that the sacristies…

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