A history of architecture in Italy from the time of Constantine to the dawn of the renaissance (1901)
Cummings, Charles Amos, 1833-1905 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin and company · leaf 188
hcourse and block capi-tals of various designat the cornice, joinedby an arched corbel-table. The treatmentof the upper wall issimilar, except thatthin pilasters are sub-stituted for the col-umns. The doorw^aysare round arches withjamb-shafts and archmouldings, the capi-tals bearing stuntedhuman… … j.jii^-. — Fiff. 101. S. Tomiuaso in Limine. Almenno. 162 ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY >-3:l. J^^^:^>M/^xX^^^^^-^^^^^ set close II.!?...r^^^- -^^v^^^^/i^b-r^^c^^^^^^gAJ nice, its jr incoiiirriuty in design between the two. In tlie choir, as in the main ^ buildino^, the wall is di- ^zy*<i .-^ •::-…
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