Days Near Rome
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This fortress was originally built by Theodoric, but, as it now stands, is chiefly the work of Pope Nicholas V. Just be- low it, is the entrance to the footway across the magnificent Aqueduct of Delia Tori^e, which unites the town to Monte Luco. Though often repaired in later times, it was built by Theodelapius, first Duke of Spoleto, in 604. * * Campello, Storia di Spoleto.
CATHEDRAL OF SPOLETO. 147 On the other side of the castle stands, on a lower level, the Cathedral of S. Maria Assunta, wh...ich was built in 11 53, when Frederic Barbarossa was attacking the town. It is in the transition style. In the gabled west-front are eight rose windows. Between these, a mosaic, bearing the name of the artist, Salsernus, 1220, represents Christ throned between the Virgin and St. John, a work mentioned by Lord Lind- say " as the earliest ascertained mosaic of the Italico Byzan- tine revival. " * The beautiful renaissance portico, with five arches, a rich frieze, and a stone pulpit at either end, is the work of Bramante.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fortress was originally built by Theodoric, but, as it now stands, is chiefly the work of Pope Nicholas V. Just be- low it, is the entrance to the footway across the magnificent Aqueduct of Delia Tori^e, which unites the town to Monte Luco. Though often repaired in later times, it was built by Theodelapius, first Duke of Spoleto, in 604. * * Campello, Storia di Spoleto.
CATHEDRAL OF SPOLETO. 147 On the other side of the castle stands, on a lower level, the Cathedral of S. Maria Assunta, wh...ich was built in 11 53, when Frederic Barbarossa was attacking the town. It is in the transition style. In the gabled west-front are eight rose windows. Between these, a mosaic, bearing the name of the artist, Salsernus, 1220, represents Christ throned between the Virgin and St. John, a work mentioned by Lord Lind- say " as the earliest ascertained mosaic of the Italico Byzan- tine revival. " * The beautiful renaissance portico, with five arches, a rich frieze, and a stone pulpit at either end, is the work of Bramante.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus J C Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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