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History of early Christian art (1893)

Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901 · London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 81

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the apse wasseparated from the transept by a row of pillars.Over the colonnades of the nave the side walls were THE CHURCHES OF CONSTANTINE. 59 divided into a double tier of panels, each of whichcontained a picture ; above these panels was the cleres-tory from which the building received its light,… … The Church of St. Paul without the Walls, Rome. After the fire. columns with their bases and capitals were takenfrom earlier buildings. The first Church of St. Paul without the Wallswas a small church of the normal basilican plan—afore court, a nave with aisles, and an apse flanked bytwo square…

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