each ofthem its original sin-gle round-headed light.These are extremelycurious, being filled witha slab of stone threeinches thick carved witha romanesque pattern ofinterlacing circles, ofwhich the intervals arepierced to admit light. There was evidently noidea of glazing these openings, which if… … Fig. 115. Ch. XXXII.] S. Lorenzo in Pasenatico. 339 west front has no architectural character, havingalways been hidden by the palace of the count whichstood against it, and was perhaps the cause of theobliquity of its plan. The palace is now destroyed,but it stood till 1833 and is well remembered…
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