Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 48
turally followed allthose of the Romanesque, Byzantine, and Gothic styles.It marked the last stage in the liberation of architecturefrom the fetters of strict classic rule. Henceforth it wasfree to develop itself on new lines, adapting itself to thealtered conditions of the Roman world, and the… … Entabla-ture re-turned asimpost Effect ofthe changeat Spalato Prevalenceof basilicanplan ^ Choisy, Hist. dArchit. vol. i. p. 514.2 Ibid. vol. II. p. 5. 24 THE BASILICAN PLAN [ch. ii Prevalence AfHca, as Well as in the central provinces. Constantinesofbasihcan churches are all of that form. His…
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