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Byzantine and Romanesque architecture (1920)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 379

An illustration from Byzantine and Romanesque architecture, 1920, leaf 379 — whenBenedictine monks were installed there; but of thatre-building only the eastern apses and their prolongation 262 MILAN [CH. XVII S. Am-brogio towards the nave now remain, together with the older ofthe two towers. Under Archbishop Angilbertus (824—859) the nave and aisles were again re-built and… … Fig- 59- TheAtiium Archbishop Anspertus had built an atrium, as hisepitaph declares: QVOT SACRAS AEDES QVANTO SVDORE REFECITATRIA VICINAS STRUXIT ET ANTE FORES which apparently means that he built the atrium in frontof the neighbouring doors of the church. But the styleof the existing atrium (Plate…

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