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8.INSCRIPTIONS AT MURANO447

9.SHAFTS OF ST. MARK448

10.PROPER SENSE OF THE WORD IDOLATRY450

11.SITUATIONS OF BYZANTINE PALACES453

12.MODERN PAINTING ON GLASS455

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13.LETTERS BY RUSKIN ON The Stones of Venice AND ITS INFLUENCE458

14.PREFACE BY WILLIAM MORRIS TO CHAP. VI. (“THE NATURE OF GOTHIC”)460

15.NOTE BY THE AUTHOR TO CHAP. VIII. (“THE DUCAL PALACE”) 463

16.THE CAPITALS OF THE DUCAL PALACE: LIST OF SUBJECTS 468

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THE FOLLOWING MINOR RUSKINIANA ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS VOLUME:-

EXTRACTS FROM RUSKIN’S DIARY (1846):-

THE AMAZING VARIETY OF ST. MARK’S (MAY 27)152

EXTRACTS FROM RUSKIN’S DIARY (1851-1852):-

A PRAYER FOR “THE STONES OF VENICE” (DENMARK HILL, MAY 1, 1851)xxiii

SUNSET AT SAN GIORGIO IN ALGA (VENICE, NOVEMBER 19, 1851)4

A NOTE ON VENETIAN MUD12

THE QUAY LOOKING TOWARDS MURANO (DECEMBER 22)38

EXTRACTS FROM RUSKIN’S LETTERS TO HIS PARENTS FROM ABROAD, (1851-1852):-

“LIBER STUDIORUM” PLATES AS TRAVELLING COMPANIONS (LES ROUSSES, AUGUST 11, 1851)xxiv

HIS OTHER COMPANIONS DE VOYAGE (GENEVA, AUGUST 12)xxiv

VENICE AND THE ALPS (GENEVA, AUGUST 19)xxv

A MERRY EVENING AT THE GREAT ST. BERNARD (AOSTA, AUGUST 23)xxiv

A HAPPY DAY AT AOSTA (AUGUST 24)xxiv

CHARLES NEWTON AND HIS QUICKNESS OF EYE (MILAN, AUGUST 28)xxv

VENICE MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER (SEPTEMBER 2)xxv

RUSKIN’S LODGINGS AT VENICE (SEPTEMBER 7, 11, 18, 24)xxviii

PROGRESS WITH “THE STONES OF VENICE” (SEPTEMBER 9, NOVEMBER 2, 28)xxxiv

THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA AT VENICE (SEPTEMBER 14)xxx

WITH DEAN MILMAN AT MURANO (SEPTEMBER 16, 20)xxxiii

A DAY IN RUSKIN’S LIFE AT VENICE (SEPTEMBER 26)xxxiv

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