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The shores of the Adriatic, the Italian side : an architectural and arch©Œological pilgrimage (1906)

Jackson, Frederick Hamilton, 1848-1923 · New York :bE.P. Dutton · leaf 435

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S. VITALE 283 city and then scourged, thrust through, and quartered still living.'' The place where the Rasponi palace stood remained waste till late in the last century, and the Casa Diedi also was uninhabited when I first visited Ravenna, though I believe that some have now been found to brave… … PLAN OF S. VITALE. RAVENNA feet across, with the choir to the east and a narthex with two staircase-towers op- posite. By these stairs the women went up to the matroneum or gallery. Some archaeologists think that these towers served as models for the circular Ravennese campanili. It was probably…

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