Bennett, Charles Wesley, 1828-1891 · New York, Phillips · leaf 216
To aid in gaining a clearer conception of the parts of the basilica, consultFigs. 82 and 83. EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE. 185 added i»icturesqueness to the interior space (y. Fig. 82). Fol-lowing outward from the altar, the main nave was entered, atwhose farther end doors led to tlie vestibule or… … FiLT. SO. — IntiTidr of San Clemente, Rome. shippers (v. Fig. 83). In later structures this open space was covered,and became an appropriate spot for meditation and penitence, orwas more thoroughly incorporated into the main structure, as inSan Lorenzo (v. Fig. 94). The vestibule Avas always…
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