A cyclopaedia of works of architecture in Italy, Greece, and the Levant (1895)
Longfellow, William Pitt Preble, 1836-1913 · New York, Scribner's sons · leaf 469
ntially changeda century later under the partial direc-tion of Bramante. Its plan is singular,the breadth of the nave and aisles beingequal to their length, about TS ft.; tlieyare divided into four bays whose height isequal in nave and aisles, the bays of the latter being groined, while those of… … F.g. 137,^Rome, S. M. deg.i Angeli. tabhiture. From each bay of the aisleopens, by a great arch as high as those ofthe nave, a chaiiel of which the plan is asemi-ellipse, while from the extremity ofthe nave a single round arch opens into asquare choir covered by a flat ceiling, witha cove pierced…
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