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The stones of Venice (1890)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston : Aldine Book Publishing Co. · leaf 184

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itecture,the interstices between the brackets being filled up, when onedoes not want to throw boiling lead on any body below, andthe projection being always delightful, as giving greater com-mand and view of the building, from its angles, to those walk-ing on the rampart. And as, in military… … 164 THE OF VENICE. at the angle, or a more bold projection of balcony, to givelarger prospect to those upon the rampart. This cornice,perfect in all its parts, as arranged for ecclesiastical architec-ture, and exquisitely decorated, is the one employed in theduomo of Florence and campanile of…

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