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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 129

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e clerestory consists of very small windows, and thereis no triforium ; the main portion of the columns goes up to 1 Anno Domini mccxii. ultima die Februarii presidente venerabile Triden-tino Episcopo Frederico de Vanga, et disponente hujus Eccksie opusincepit etconstruxit magister Adam de Arognio… … 10. X>V0JA0. T^EJtfT. p. 81. Chap. V.] THE CATHEDRAL. 81 and carries the groining, and though the main arches are allsemi-circular, there is nevertheless an evident attempt—andit is successful—to give an impression of height to the in-,terior. The continuous arcades under the eaves are…

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