Medieval architecture, its origins and development, with lists of monuments and bibliographies (1912)
Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · New Haven, Yale University Press · leaf 158
tury these gardens came to be very elaliorately hiid out, and were knownas the paradise or parvis. ^ The most noteworthy atria still extant are as follows: — at Rome, S. Martino ai Monti, Sta.Prassede (both of the IX century), Ss. Quatro Coronati (1111), S. Clemente (1108); at Parenzo,the cathedral… … III. •*!. —Anil),, ,,r S. ClrTMciilr, R,>ii ORIGIN OF THE CHRISTIAN BASILICA the interior narthex enjoyed especial popularity. The galleryabove became the so-called matroneum — probably, in real-ity, not a place set apart for women, as the name would seem toimply, but rather reservefl for…
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