thisfatal chapel, as the scene of his judicial murders.It forms part of the old castle of the Frangipani,but is of much greater age and much finer workman-ship than the rest, the stones bemg regularly di^essedand squared, while the other towers and walls of thecastle are of rubble masonry with no… … T.G.J. S.Quirino . Ch. XXTI.] Veglia: Castle of the Frafigipani. 153 interpretation of which has, I think, cost me moretrouble than that of any other in Dalmatia (Fig. 89).
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