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Brick and marble in the middle ages: notes of tours in the north of Italy (1874)

Street, George Edmund, 1824-1881 · London : J. Murray · leaf 116

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8—BROr.BTTO, BRESCIA. Paja 6». Chap. V.] BROLETTO. 69 stands in the same Piazza. The main portion of this immensel)uikling appears to have been built rather early in thetliirteenth century. The arches throughout are both roundand pointed, used indifferently ; but this mixture does notbetoken any… … CLuIsrF.R—limil.ETTO, BKKSCIA. A large quadrangle is formed by the buildings, which hasa cloister on two sides, and traces of another cloister on athird side now built up. The cloister still remaining on theeast side is ancient and on a large scale; it opens to thequadrangle with simple pointed…

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