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History of early Christian art (1893)

Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901 · London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 95

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ng eastern elevation; being built on theslope of a hill, this east end stands on a base which THE CHURCHES AFTER CONSTANTINE. 73 gives it additional dignity. The nave is of six baysdivided by circular columns with Corinthian capitals,supporting round arches. Qualb Louzeh, in remarkable… … Church of Tourmanin, Syria. One of the finest of these designs is the church ofTourmanin, which consists of nave and aisles of sevenbays, an apse with a chamber on each side, and anarthex with two western towers. Like the churchat Baqouza, this stands on a site vv^hich givesoccasion for a flight of…

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