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Byzantine and Romanesque architecture (1920)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 286

An illustration from Byzantine and Romanesque architecture, 1920, leaf 286
Fig. 43- CH. XIIl] ROME 197 Many Greeks were driven from Constantinople by S.Maria in ^ • 1 1 1 Cosmedin the iconoclastic movement m the 8th century, and acolony of them settled in Rome, near the Velabrum,where they were given the church of S. Maria, whichwas called in schola Graeca, or by the new… … 5mar(a in cosnEDiN . ro/ae. (CaHonco.jFig. 44. Libero (Proserpine and Bacchus) of which traces remainin the opus quadratum on one side of the crypt. Thenew church had and has three apses according to theGreek rite (Fig. 44), a novelty at Rome at that time, andit had a matroneum, or womens gallery,…

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