V < TG.J Capital of Palace -PMOTO SPfUtCui Ch. XX.] Ragusa: the Rector s Palace. 335 Onofrios work than this one Aesculapius capital,and on the other it obviously contains much thatis later than his time, and in a style that is nothis. The six round arches, for instance, cannot behis, for they… … Fig- 63. true classic fashion. So also are the three centralcapitals marked c. d. e. (vid. Plate XXXIX), whichare made up of amorini festoons and other familiardevices of the period, not particularly well executed(Fig. 63). But the other four capitals, G. r. b, and 2,T,6 Ragiisa: the Rectors…
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