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Monuments of the early church (1901)

Lowrie, Walter, 1868-1959 · New York : The Macmillan company ; London : Macmillan & co. · leaf 139

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line wasstrongly maintained by a cornice, if not also by a frieze. Thepan.Is of mosaic, or fresco (Fig. 38), or still more signally theprocession of saints such as decorates the wall of S. ApollinareXuovo at Kavenna (Fig. 37), conduced to the same effect.Structurally there was not much to choose… … Fio. 30.— The old basilica of S. Peters, Rome. interval between the columns, and consequently a freer pros-pect from the aisles. This, as time went on, became of evergreater importance, for ancient columns became rare and newones more difficult to make. As a rule the interval between the columns…

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