amere rude arcade of four plastered arches, of whichthe middle pair are divided by a column with anill-fitting Byzantine capital, and the others by plainpiers. I think it extremely probable that therewas once an atrium further to the west, of which theexisting porch formed the eastern walk^ Exter-… … Figr. 12.:;. nally the church is naught; but, the threshold oncepassed, the interior bursts on the view Mith sur- 414 Grado: the Dtwmo. [Ch. xxxvi. prising effect. The wide nave with closely-set ranksof marble columns on either hand carrying narrowsemicircular arches, and the apse which bounds…
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