Italian Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil
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Maria del Sole. It is only opened for public service on certain days in the year. Its exquisite proportions are injured by the modern roof of coarse tiles, which have replaced the original entablature and covering ; but it well deserves to be, as it is, one of the most favourite objects in Rome for reproduction in models and mosaics.
Better known by engravings even than the Temple of Vesta is the Pantheon, which retains its ancient name, though it was dedicated so early as a. D. 608 to S. Maria... ad Martyres. It is the one edifice of old Rome that remains entire, *' spared, and bless'd by time, " — " Simple, erect, severe, austere, sublime, Shrine of all saints, and temple of all gods. " Twenty-seven years before the birth of Christ, x^grippa dedicated this temple " to all the gods. " But it is probable that the body of the building was of far older date, and that only the portico was added by Agrippa. The marble of the interior is Pentelican from Attica, while that of the portico, of the pavement, and of other additions to the ancient rotunda, is from Carrara or some Grecian island, which was not quarried till a later period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maria del Sole. It is only opened for public service on certain days in the year. Its exquisite proportions are injured by the modern roof of coarse tiles, which have replaced the original entablature and covering ; but it well deserves to be, as it is, one of the most favourite objects in Rome for reproduction in models and mosaics.
Better known by engravings even than the Temple of Vesta is the Pantheon, which retains its ancient name, though it was dedicated so early as a. D. 608 to S. Maria... ad Martyres. It is the one edifice of old Rome that remains entire, *' spared, and bless'd by time, " — " Simple, erect, severe, austere, sublime, Shrine of all saints, and temple of all gods. " Twenty-seven years before the birth of Christ, x^grippa dedicated this temple " to all the gods. " But it is probable that the body of the building was of far older date, and that only the portico was added by Agrippa. The marble of the interior is Pentelican from Attica, while that of the portico, of the pavement, and of other additions to the ancient rotunda, is from Carrara or some Grecian island, which was not quarried till a later period.
What to read after Italian Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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