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Medieval architecture, its origins and development, with lists of monuments and bibliographies (1912)

Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · New Haven, Yale University Press · leaf 129

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at Sidi Mohamcd-(I-(juebioni, Maatria, and Tliugga. 49 THE EARLY CHRISTIAN STYLE for which we have to account. The Christian basiUca was ordi-narily a rectangular building with the sanctuary at one end, andwas extremely simple in design, showing only slight changesfrom Roman methods of… … III. 33.—Plan of Sta. Agata, Ravenna.(From Dehio) breach of the eighth commandment. The pagans had alreadyestablished the custom of pilfering building materials fromolder structures for use in new edifices. Even on the Archof Constantine — justly esteemed as one of the masterpiecesof Roman…

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