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The monuments of Christian Rome from Constantine to the renaissance (1908)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 115

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ack the exact physiognomy of the past. AVith the artistsat his command, quite alien to the earliest stage of Christianart, such an attempt, had it been made, would have been animpossible feat. But Hadrian was, at all events, a thorough master of the ar-tistic traditions and history of Rome, and a… … O) i~ v.:\ ^O.Q. --■Tr-t ;■>-, ; ) 1 ) J J < » 1 > ) Ji Icoiiostasis Choir-si-reeii of S. Maria in (o.siiRiin, resi<in(|. i Lust rati iii;-Maible Decoration of Age of Hadrian I. teach the truth through art. His famous letter to Charlemagnegives a list of the principal mosaics and…

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