Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 171
142 History of Freemasonry. together through a long series of years. (Hisf. ojArch., I. 44; II. 128.) The subject of Masons marks will again claim ourattention, and before passing away from Palestine and theEast, I shall merely remark that Gothic architecturewas not properly naturalized in the… … ANTIOCH. tween the Gothic and the Saracenic Styles, as shown(among other things) by the absence of domes in theformer, and of heights in the latter. There can be nodoubt, however, that through the influence of the Cru-sades a new fervor of study sprang up in the West fromits contact with the more…
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