Simpson, F. M. (Frederick Moore), 1855-1928 · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 310
y externally, andpartially enclosed by a wall of later date. Originally, it wassquare in plan, with an apse on three of its sides at least, if noton the fourth,—an arrangement doubtless suggested by the earlierand more important S. Lorenzo of the same city (see Fig. 154).Internally it becomes… … 5CALE OF F E ET. Fig. 169. the Church of S. Fosca, but the plan here is more elaborate, andthe east end is lengthened and divided into a chancel, andside aisles of two bays each. This church and probably thebasilican church alongside it, described on pp. 191-2, were thework of the Byzantine Greeks…
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