Rudimentary architecture: for the use of beginners. The history and description of the styles of architecture of various countries, from the earliest to the present period .. (1874)
Bury, Thomas Talbot, 1811-1877 · London, J. Weale · leaf 32
e appliedwithout any consideration to their fit-ness. In addition to the reasons wehave given for these inconsistencies,another probably may be added, viz.■want of means, which might well bethe case, when we see the state tovvliich the Christians at Rome werereduced prior to their emancipationby… … 22 RUDIMENTARY ARCHITECTURE. parts by rows of columns parallel to the length of the building;another colonnade at the extremity crossed the former at riglifangles, and in the middle of the end wall was a semicircularrecess, in which was situated the tribune of the judge. Thesebasilicae had likewise…
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