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An history of the origin and establishment of Gothic architecture : comprehending also an account, from his own writings, of Caesar Caesarianus, the first professed commentator on Vitruvius, and of his translation of that author : an investigation of the principles and proportions of that style of architecture called the Gothic : and an inquiry into the mode of painting upon and staining glass, as practiced in the ecclesiastical structures of the Middle Ages (1813)

Hawkins, John Sidney, 1758-1842 · London : Printed by S. Gosnell : Sold by J. Taylor · leaf 5

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Cesariano, Cesare, 1475-1543 · Architecture, Gothic · Church architecture · Glass painting and staining

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