The cathedrals of northern Spain, their history and their architecture; together with much of interest concerning the bishops, rulers and other personages identified with them (1906)
Rudy, Charles · Boston, L. C. Page & company · leaf 218
wiseexcellently simple Romanesque portal. In the interior of the ruin — for such itis to-day — the only peculiarity to be notedis the use of the horseshoe arches in the ar-cades which separate the aisles from thenave, as well as the Arab dentated archesof the transept. It is the first case on… … •^ wM^^ <s^ r;- ^ VM!!K piivn !;v ■ ■^■i > - - The Cathedrals of Northern Spain vasion, for previous examples were known,having most likely penetrated into thecountry by means of Byzantine workmen inthe fifth and sixth centuries. (In San Juande Banos.) Instead of being lined with chapels…
Cathedrals -- Spain
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