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instead of the front, and the pendant veil of which is
sketched like lace over the vaults of Amiens - Rheims -
St Ouen - Abbeville &c - is never imagined.
There is by the bye, a very daring foliation in a porch
at Bergamo. Compare the pulpit at Monza.
Madonna dell Orto: No definite knowledge about it. Towards close of
14th century, it was erected by a Tiberio di Parma
Generale degli Umiliati; a monastic fraternity of Milan.
Called Madonna dell ‘Orto because a miraculous image was
found in digging some garden near; Also called "Santa
Maria Odorifera". It was certainly rebuilt in 1399,
the first certain date, and the door cannot well be later.
the part of it that is Gothic, that is, for the central
piece may be entirely modern. The three statues on the
door are by Bartolomeo of the Porta della Carta.
x San Nicolo. Said to resemble Carmini. It was first built in the
seventh century by the Zancarol family, there seems no data
about it - afterwards.
xi. Santa Caterina - dateless also, in same style.
xii. Sant Apollinare, was first built 1034 - rebuilt beginning of
15th century.
xiii. San Giobbe. The monastery dates from 1378, (erected by
Giovanni Contarini, the church was consecrated 1493
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