Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 125
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… … 55-5rK€l!U5^BACCHU5. Fig. 21. 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…
