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70 back of 46 71 47
Measures of fig 1 No 30. No 30. CHURCH OF SAN STEFANO
inches Interior of San Stefano, No 30: Fig 2, the base fig 3 the capital of one
a b 4½ to 5 of the white pillars vide below, p Fig 4 sections
b c 2½ to 3½ of arch moulding at the full in abacus: showing the
c d 10 double, yet not conjunct dentil towards nave: a in the
d c 1 section is a2 in fig 3: only the line a2 ought to be
e f 41/3 on the abacus or else a greater interval between dentils
f g 1 in section: The point b in fig 4 i.e. the angle if
g h (?) 6¾ but ( - ) 5 there were no chamfer or roll, is exactly over the side of
h i 1 shaft: so that (a-b) x 2 - diamater of shaft. In the
i k 5 (but ( - ) about 2½ abacus of this capital white pillars there are sixteen
above d c all is circular, below: all square teeth of a side.
ft. in Fig ; Base of one of the red pillars: the measures
Length of a side of square at level d c 2 " 7¼ opposite, Vide also below p 63
at b c 3 " 4 Schools of Venetian Gothic (November 23rd) I obtained to-day for
the first time a clue to the whole system of pure Venetian
School No 1 Gothic. There is fist a vide opposite, pure Byzantine
with double line of dentils, first school to seek for
e[r]xample of.
School No 2. b opposite. A saracenic 9, o2th or 11th century inno-
vation line of dentils pointed above, round below.
School No 3. c opposite, both lines pointed: I find this arch at the
ponte dei Caleghieri with the simple section c on next
pag[f]e the shaded part being the dentil, and now come[w]s a
Fine example
of b. tracery
to left, and left
again, after
growing through
dark passage
beyond Rialto
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