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                                                                                               DICAL PALACE  ST MARKS
                                                                      
                                                                      	p 183 Pueri makes me think the "embalma" may have been a
                                                                      walk outside on the top of the present arcade?
                                                                      Again, Vid Selvatico’s note at p 108 about the red
                                                                               columns, the measures somewhat too boldly that they
                                                                                 could not be the same as now.
                                                                        (St Mark’s.  En passant, I must see what Cicoguana says of Andrea
                                                                      Pisani sculptures there. Quoted p 110 Selvatico)
                                                                       Ducal palace.  The passage at 109 is the clearest of Selvatico’s he
                                                                      will have the whole thing knocked down and rebuilt and
                                                                      still we come to the rface of the refare la fazade.
                                                                      But observe, Selvatico at p 520 gives the Capitals of lower
                                                                      story to the year 1463 and the portico della Corte to 1443
                                                                      This, I think is absurd but I cannot compare the
	bringing it vonnected also with the work of the Madon[j]na del       sculptors   carefully.
Orto, which compare 1399.                                             At p 136 Selvatico we have three documents fixing the
                                                                      door safe enough to 1443, It is ridiculous supposing the
  q.  These statues were those on the renaissance pyramid             palace of sme time.
       opposite Gi[x]ant’s stair built 1462;  vid below p 72.         
                                                                      	But then what were the "Figure" for which the Bones
                                                                      were paid in 1443 quoted by Sel. p 134.
                                                                        A.	were they not the statues in the Gothic work of the fa-
                                                                      cade, otherwise unnoticed by Selvatico, except at p 389.

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