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                                                                      				  BYZANTINE FRIEZES
                                                                      Porches.	In speaking of them generally note Willis’s strange as-
                                                                      sertion  of none in Italian Gothic - after just before
                                                                      naming Manga p 122, 123.  Compare Grotto’s first pl[,]an
                                                                      of Florence
                                                                      	Doors	passages about their preservation p 113.  I find here on te
                                                                      contrary they are always altered or later than rest.
                                                                      Note remark ar p 119 Willis about lost succession of order
                                                                      a - d correct this with the peculiar luxuriance of the
                                                                      Venetian Gothic under - I presume the Bars - different
                                                                      from all other places.
                                                                      Look for Shafted imports - noted at p 119.
                                                                      Byzantine Freieze.  The fine cornice of the Riva del Carbon occurs
                                                                      in a beautiful continuous piece of a house standing on
                                                                      detached pillars on the canal close to the church of the
                                                                      Minacoli beyond the Palazzo Santo, the lower house
                                                                      above has been restored but a Romanesque cross and
                                                                      six or seven animal inches, are built into the side of
                                                                      it:  and in to windows remain two beautiful shafts of red
                                                                      Verona Marble, with the early truncated head
                                                                      A brick arch in the back of a house close by is
                                                                      remarkable as attaining the ogee stilt in brick as it
                                                                      B. opp.
                                                                      St John and Paul:
                                                                      	Of the Venetian Dog tooth
                                                                      		As we have seen that the most effective and valuable
                                                                      
                                                                      		

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