The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 175
architecture. The entablature rests on twoCorinthian columns, attached to the angles of the porch, shown in ourfirst engraving, and so exactly imitating the Roman monuments in thecountry, as to lead at first view to the belief that they are of paganorigin. In fact the arcade like entry shows a… … In the beginning of the twelfth century was erected the beautifuchurch of St. Trophiraus, at Aries, represented above, and which seemsa point of union between the Roman style and that of the middle agesproper. According to Gregory of Tours, this church, which in tiiesixth century was consecrated to…
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