one another insidethe building, so that it is often impossible even tosee, much less to study, the object that most con-cerns one. There is no catalogue, nor would one beof any use unless the objects were better arrangedand sorted; for at present Roman Byzantine andmediaeval work is all mixed up in… … Fig. 103. (vid. Fig. 103), was built by Bishop Handegis in857; and Seroux dAgincourt^ gives plans andsections of the existing church as examples of ninthcentury architecture. Although, however, the ^ Seroux dAgincourt, part i. Aichitecture, Plate xxv. Thewriter in the Porta Orientale, Strenna perl…
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