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A history of architectural development .. (1905)

Simpson, F. M. (Frederick Moore), 1855-1928 · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 283

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ing-links between theRoman and early Christian domical buildings already describedand those of purely Byzantine type. The Church at Ezra consistsof a square, with niches in the four corners, which encloses acentral octagon. Piers are used at the corners of the octagon;and these mark a new… … l-lG. 151. De Vo(fu€ (Beranger). 5L5 5ERG1V5AND BACCHV5,COn5TArSTINOPLE. but pointed, and of the kind common in the East from a very earlyI period. It is raised on a low drum pierced with windows, which shows that the drum was anearly expedient. At Kalat-Seman is another squarechurch—or it may have…

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