Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 285
e 6th century. The twoMm-a*^ columns that carry the end gallery are quite Byzantine instyle, and rest on pedestals of the same character. Theside columns carrying the gallery are antiques and havecapitals of the best period of Roman Corinthian, amongwhich are two formed of trophies with Victories… … CHl/RCH OF SEXTVS HI452 - 1+0 -X- THROWN -^ CONSTANTIMZ^CHURCHTOGETHER ] 4™ CENTURY Fig. 42. columns of the upper storey are slighter and haveCorinthian capitals that look like antiques, and they allhave the pulvino and carry round arches, above which isa clerestory. The floor of the aisles remains…
