Muo-gia. Vecchia. 372 [Ch. XXXIII. and bastions, now broken down and overgrown with weeds and brambles. The gates may be recognised, and the area within the walls is full of ruins of houses now scarcely rising above ground, among which it is easy to follow the lines of the old streets. At the… … corresponding in position with the atrium of the ancient basilicas. A narthex or open porch ex- tends across the front with a modest campanile at the left hand. The church (vid. plan, Fig. 1 20) con- sists of a nave and aisles, the nave ending with an apse, which however does not project beyond the…
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