ower side aisles, nestlinginto the angles, with corbel-tables visible above thetops of eucalyptus- and fig-trees—it indeed seems aforeigner and an alien in the magnificent Sicilianlandscape {see PI. VII. p. 94). This impression has, no doubt, contributed tothe formation of the archaeological legend… … THE CATHEDRAL OF CEFALU life, after almost a lifetime spent in Sicily andSouth Italy. In the absence of all publisheddocumentary evidence testifying to the presence ofeither Norman workmen, or a body of Normanclergy who might, as those were still the days ofmonkcraft, have brought personal…
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