Dalton, O. M. (Ormonde Maddock), 1866-1945 · Oxford, At the Clarendon Press · leaf 200
aeologia, Iv,PI. XXXII, &c. — m*m CAPITALS 175 survived of that early date.1 In the fifth century it was general, and mustusually have accompanied the capitals of the Theodosian type.2 But separateblocks disappear with the beginning of the sixth century, when impost andcapital were combined.… … Fig. 103. Capital of the sixth century, Monastery of Lavra, Mount Athos.(Hantcs Etudes : G. Millet.) empire from Syria and Egypt to Gaul and Africa, being found alike inItaly and Constantinople.3 The examples from Delphi are also ornamentedwith the acanthus mollis, which shows that not only were…
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