The cathedrals and churches of northern Italy, their history and their architecture; (1908)
Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis) · Boston, L.C. Page and company · leaf 408
city soon sprang up a populous suburb, orrather additional town, known as Cesarea. The basilica of St. Apollinaris, about twomiles distant from the Ravenna of the pres-ent day, is the sole monument that retainsmerely in its name the records of that popu-lous quarter, never restored after having… … The Cathedrals of Northern Italy pie of the blending of the form of the templewith that of the ancient basilica, in order toits adaptation for the rites and usages of theChurch in early Christian periods. Consid-ered the most perfect model of its class inItaly, St. Apollinaris in Classe has,…
Church architecture · Cathedrals
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