Simpson, F. M. (Frederick Moore), 1855-1928 · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 256
an work differs chieflyfrom the other is in its greater refinement and purer classic spirit.For this its proximity to ancient Greek examples and the Greekblood in its makers are responsible. The most interesting of the churches are those in which piers,and not columns, are used for the nave… … KALATSEMAN. AP5E ATor TEET. EA5T END. Fig. 133.De Vogil^ (Beravger), BASILICAN CHURCHES. 203 early period. They are basilicas in a sense, since they are dividedinto nave and aisles, and possess other characteristics of thebasilican plan, but in the spacing and number of their supports
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