Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 124
)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 the apse which occupies bothstoreys. The aisle and gallery above it are each ceiledwith an annular vault, like the… … *•/>. K^ SS. SKK(;iL.S AND BACCll L S—CUNS TAXTLX JPLE CH. v] CONSTANTINOPLE 8i The dome, with a diameter of 52 ft., springs from ss. Ser-the octagon and has no pendentives. but 16 ribs, two on Bacchuseach face, and the panel between them is arched fromrib to rib. The angle of the octagon comes…
