Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and co. · leaf 190
lanced by the provincialism and the local diversi-ties of the various Italian states, resulting in a wide varietyof styles. These, however, may be broadly grouped in fourdivisions: the Lombard, the Tuscan - RomanescLue, theItalo-Byzantine, and the unchanged Basilican or EarlyChristian, which last,… … FIG. 90. — INTERIOK OF SAN AMBROGIO, MILAN. the eleventh and twelfth centuries, little remains to us ofthe architecture of the three preceding centuries in Italy,except the Roman basilicas and a few baptisteries and cir-cular churches, already mentioned in Chapter X. The so-called Lombard monuments…
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