Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 350
CH. XVIJ PISA 243 0 developed style, not approached by any other work of its Thetime. The steps by which its perfection was reached are ^f p™^.missing, for if there were any that led up to it they areunknown to us. S. Miniato at Florence, the only churchof the date worthy to compare with it, is in… … Fig. 54. which would naturally have suggested itself to him. Thechurch is a Latin cross (Fig. 54) with deep transepts,almost like a northern cathedral, and the transepts haveaisles on both sides of them like those at Winchester\The aisles are vaulted, but the nave has a wooden ceiling. ^ It his…
