A manual of historic ornament, treating upon the evolution, tradition, and development of architecture & the applied arts; (1906)
Glazier, Richard, 1851-1918 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 37
en roof, and enriched with bronze plates, is typical of one class ; and the Basilica of Maxentinus, A.D. 310, with a width of 195 ft, and a length of 260 ft, is typical of a vaulted Basilica, the two side aisles with an arched roof, and the centre aisle with an intersecting vaulted roof. These… … clinium, or dining room. From the Peristylium , fauces or passages led to the Porticus, a colonnade which overlooked the garden.
Decoration and ornament · Decorative arts · Decoration and ornament, Architectural
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