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History of mediaeval art (1887)

Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 160

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ed by the Solomon of the Sassanidae and contempo-rary of Justinian, the great Khosru I., Nushirvan (A. D. 531-579),who founded his new capital on the Tigris opposite to the ancientcity of Seleucia, which had remained in ruins since the third cen-tury after Christ. The entrance facade of this palace… … 5 aoirv Fig. 68.—Facade of the Palace of Sarbistan. relief arranged in three stories, not without variety and an under-standing of the constructive and artistic advantages obtained byproportions diminishing as they ascend, but still made most un-pleasant to the eye by a want of correspondence in…

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