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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 212

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111. 62. — Plan of Dair-as-Suriaui. (From Butler) 88 COPTIC VAULTS at Dair-al-Malak there is known no instance of an atrium in aCoptic cliurch. The most remarkable development of Coptic art is foundin the desert monasteries of the Wady Natrun valley. In thesesolitudes where no wood could be… … sc^-.tf r ? —R- III. 63. — Plan of Anba Bishoi. (From Butler) the systematic employment of the pointed arch, and in at leastone instance,- were provided with ribs regularly profiled. Thus,here again do we find the Early Christians anticipating theRomanesque of the south of France, and one is almost…

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