Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 123
8o CONSTANTINOPLE [CH. V SS. Ser-gius andBacchus entablature which supports the gallery floor (Plate XI);its design has travelled far from the classic model, and inits detail is almost identical with that of the Studion whichhas been already described. The pulvinated frieze withits undercut and… … ^BACCHU5 which occurs also at Ravenna, Salonica, and Parenzo.Those of the upper storey have a quasi-pulvino (Fig. 21)which has descended and become merged in an Ioniccapital with rude and almost barbarous volutes. Thegallery runs all round, except where interrupted on theeast side by the opening to…
