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The stones of Venice (1851)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York: John Wiley · leaf 124

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c : 4, from the Cathedral of Amiens; 7, from that of Lyons(nave pier); 8, the same from Salisbury; 10, from the porch ofNotre Dame, Dijon, having satellites of three magnitudes : 9 isone of the piers between the doors of the same church, withshafts of four magnitudes, and is an instance of the… … * The effect of this last is given in Plate VI. of the folio series. 104 VIII. TIIE SIIAFT. CONSTRUCTION. like a rich independent shaft, and the figure below, 12, which ishalf of a trne shaft, is treated like a meeting of jambs. All these four examples belonging to the oblique or Northernsystem,…

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