Hutton, Edward, 1875- · New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 38
uresque palace, the Palazzo Pubblico,which closes the Piazza opposite the cathedral, is one of thefinest Gothic buildings in all Italy, and is the glory ofPerugia. Built at the end of the twelfth century byGiacomo di Servadio and Giovanni di Benvenuto of Perugia,it was finished in the fifteenth… … PERUGIA 13 of France. He was therefore the brother of Robert, Kingof Naples, who beat the Ghibellines at Genoa. It was onthis occasion that the Perugians chose St. Louis for one oftheir patrons. Thus we find also over the great door oftheir Palazzo Pubblico the two lions of the Guelfs, togetherwith…
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