F VENICE. plained with respect to the Byzantine palaces. There is acentral shaft, a pilaster on each side, and then the wall. Thepilaster has, by way of capital, a square flat brick, projectinga little, and cast, at the edge, into the form of the first typeof all cornices (a, p. 75, Vol. I. ; the…
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