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The stones of Venice (1851)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York: John Wiley · leaf 429

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rotestant faith, or in too easily yielding to any encroachments onit, he is foregoing the use of a state engine more powerful than all thelaws which the uninspired legislators of the earth have ever promulgated,in promoting the happiness, the peace, prosperity, and the order, theindustry, and the… … 33 < <■_* V) t2^ 1—1 p) rt ?—. H a- «< tr r—- CE5 APPENDIX, 6. 373 the state, and the best preservative for the freedom of a people, whetherreligious or political. 6. KENNAISSANCE OKNAMENTS. There having been three principal styles of architecture in Venice,—the Greek or Byzantine, the…

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