Medieval architecture, its origins and development, with lists of monuments and bibliographies (1912)
Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · New Haven, Yale University Press · leaf 150
nesque work,and it is remarkable how much earlier the new spirit shows itselfin such ornamental details than in architecture properly so-called.Early examples of ciboria, as of all the primitive church furnish-ings, are extremely rare. Besides these fiagments of the VIcentury in S. Clemente, we… … lu.. :t!t. - I.iti-rior ..r S. CK-iiiinlr. U,,m.-. , Frniii IMiio) THE CONFE3SIO present ciboriuni of S. Clemente (111. 39), or of Sta. Maria inTrastevere (111. 40) was developed. From the time of Constantine columns with spiral flutesseem to have been employed in the ciboria. In two…
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