A history of architecture in Italy from the time of Constantine to the dawn of the renaissance (1901)
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e of which is a single plainpointed window. The wall at the back ofthe porch has an elaborate but not beau-tiful central doorway, with three ordersof jamb columns and arches, enclosing the famous bronze doors ofBonanno of Pisa, already described in a previous chapter. Of the ^ Boito tells us that… … Fig. 310. Monreale. Cathedral. SICILIAN ARCHITECTURE 107
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