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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 396

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most fla-grant type, and have the additional fault of being perishable, afault singularly aggravated by the fact that since they arehidden from sight, it is impossible to watch them. built over the transverse rib of the vaulting of the triforium gallery, and they in turn are vigor-ously reinforced… … ^^^4Miif»iM^^^^f^^ jfs\jp!Aj^\^\^\^\ -A^ww;--7Fi. ll,l,. 10«. ^ Anliccl C.rlMl-lahlo ..r S. Aiiil.rutjiu. Milan. Kroni Dailiiii^ FACADES Certain peculiarities of vaulting occur in the transepts andcrossing of Lombard churches. The transepts, at least in Pavia,were regularly covered with barrel…

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