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XXIII.—On certain churches on the eastern coast of Italy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 January 2012

Edwin Freshfield
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I never consider my holiday well spent if I am not able to bring back from it something of interest to tell the Society.

I am afraid what I have to tell upon this occasion is very poor, but I hope at a future time to improve upon it.

I had so often passed Bari and the towns on the eastern coast of Italy that I was glad of the opportunity (being obliged to leave England late) of visiting this district.

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Archaeologia , Volume 50 , Issue 2 , 1887 , pp. 407 - 420
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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1887

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References

page 408 note a Iter Brundusinum. Q. Horatii Flacci Sermonum, Liber I, Sat. 5.

page 416 note a I have hazarded this suggestion, but the original Christian church at Antioch was octagonal in shape; and it is just possible that this building may be a miniature representation of the church of Bohemond's city.

page 420 note a Sed panis longe pulcherrimus, ultra

callidus ut soleat humeris portare viator;

nam Canusi lapidosus. Serin. Lib. I. 5, 89, et seq.

page 420 note b Postera tempestas melior, via pejor, ad usque

Bari moenia piscosi. Ib. I. 5, 96,

page 420 note c “Denkmaeler Der Kunst des Mittelalteis in Unteritalien,” von H. W. Schultz. Dresden, 1860.