Brick and marble in the middle ages: notes of a tour in the north of Italy (1855)
Street, George Edmund, 1824-1881 · London, J.Murray · leaf 254
ion of an aisle finishedwith a succession of gables, one to each bay, a com-mon arrangement in Grerman and French churches,where additional aisles are so frequently met with, butuncommon in Italy, where, as in England, churcheshave seldom more than one aisle on either side ofthe nave. The brickwork…
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