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 302
up the canal, which runs by the side ofthe former, is one of the smaller remnants of Byzantinework already referred to. This grouj) is so well known asscarcely to need any description—sufiice it to say, there-fore, that throughout these palaces the windows are shafted,and the glass is fixed in… … 30 lOOORWftY. POJNITE S. TOJ^H . YEJMIC E 212. OiAP. Vni.] GOTHIC PALACES. 213 lias liere, as elsewhere, the prestige of ancient authority torecommend it to the consideration of those amongst us whowill do nothing without it. I have enlarged on this pointelsewhere, and will, therefore, say no more…
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