The Shores of the Adriatic, the Italian Side: An Architectural And Archæological Pilgrimage
The Shores of the Adriatic, the Italian Side: An Architectural And Archæological Pilgrimage
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Richard, patron of the city, of the fifteenth century. The upper part of the campanile is of the thirteenth century , the lower of the twelfth. The church of S. Agostino has an interesting fourteenth- century door with a pointed-arched lunette in which are figures of Christ with S. Remy of Reims on the right and S> Leonard on the left. Two censing angels on a smaller scale are above their heads. It was founded in the thirteenth century by the Templars and dedicated to S. Leonard, and in 1316 wa...s given to the Angustinians who held it till i8og. The inside consists of a single nave which was painted with subjects relating to the order of the Templars, but in 1770 all was obliterated by whitewash. S. Francesco, which was begun in 1230 and finished in 1346, has two doors in the same style.
Of S, Domenico, which was founded in 1348, only por- tions remain, two sides of the late Gothic cloister and the south side of the church. In this building were the tomb of the Del Balzo, and in the sacristy is the skeleton and a semi-bust of Duke Francis IL of Florentine work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richard, patron of the city, of the fifteenth century. The upper part of the campanile is of the thirteenth century , the lower of the twelfth. The church of S. Agostino has an interesting fourteenth- century door with a pointed-arched lunette in which are figures of Christ with S. Remy of Reims on the right and S> Leonard on the left. Two censing angels on a smaller scale are above their heads. It was founded in the thirteenth century by the Templars and dedicated to S. Leonard, and in 1316 wa...s given to the Angustinians who held it till i8og. The inside consists of a single nave which was painted with subjects relating to the order of the Templars, but in 1770 all was obliterated by whitewash. S. Francesco, which was begun in 1230 and finished in 1346, has two doors in the same style.
Of S, Domenico, which was founded in 1348, only por- tions remain, two sides of the late Gothic cloister and the south side of the church. In this building were the tomb of the Del Balzo, and in the sacristy is the skeleton and a semi-bust of Duke Francis IL of Florentine work.
What to read after The Shores of the Adriatic, the Italian Side: An Architectural And Archæological Pilgrimage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Frederick Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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