Cathedral Cities
Cathedral Cities of Italy
作者：Collins, W. W. (William Wiehe), 1862-1951
体例：段 章数：15
字数：319,419 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 15 段- Up twelve steps are the choir and tribune, and at the end of
- Verona is connected with two great names in the history of I
- The presbytery is cut off from the nave by a low balustrade,
- The grand monument to Andrea Vendramin, who died in 1478, an
- On the north and south sides of the building a grand row of
- Theodoric erected his palace and the basilica which adjoins,
- Bologna's university is one of the oldest in Italy, and the
- The chapel of St. John the Baptist in the north aisle bears
- The church of S. Frediano is close to the city walls. Its fi
- To the church of S. Lorenzo is attached the celebrated Laure
- The lower church, which one enters by a Gothic porch, is ver
- Standing in a fine open piazza with the Palazzo del Papa on
- Away to the south-east of these three buildings the Mother C
- Not far from the post-office is the church of S. Chiara. Des
- The Saracens were in possession of Sicily when Roger, the yo