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 79
hich the church has beensubjected. The mosaics of the apse still remain in tolerable preser-vation. Two l)asilicas very similar in ])lan and disposition of ])arts arec; vin- those of S. ]\I. .Vra i.\v\i and San Vincenzo alle Fontane.cenzo. -jjjg latter church is much the earlier in date, having… … S. Cecilia. ^ For an account of the mosaics and details, chapels, etc., of S. Prassede, see Plat, 3,ii. pp. 24.)-li.).». * Le Taronilly, p. tITo, pi. .(J!* ; Iliihsch. j)l. 40 ; Mothes, p. IKI. KAKLi LIIUISTIAN AUClllTKCTIKK 53 was, hovvevcM, rjuliciilly (lmn<;o(l. The early cliuicli had an…
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