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 313
division in the building itselfthan for any other reason. A verysmall portion only of the parapet isperfect, and this it is rather difficultto get at. The small balls of marble afiixed to the outer edgeof the trefoils are like those in the tracery of the Ducal Palace,and in the centre of the… … CAlITAL OF WIMKIW-SHAFT—VliNICK. They may Ijc coinparcd witli tin; cliuvroncd and spiiiil columns in theiiivliway, leading from tlic iiuith aiak; into the baptistery of tlie Frari, crcettdbetween lotil and loM, wliieh is proliubly alxmt tlie date of the Ca dOro.
