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197				back of 159                                                    198				160
                                                                      
                                                                      		No 12o, 121  brick at p 156  Byzantine house on Grand
                                                                      Canale.
		Collaterally with this div[i]ision of Marble paving                 Gothic styles 1.   along as the Fondaco, Loredan, Forsetti and so on:
my object must be to state clearly the Great laws of                  entirely veneered with marble from to to bottom.
Transition from Byzantine to gothic and the causes of the             2ndly.  The arcade separate into groups of windows with
decline of the latter.                                                detahced windows on each side and pure doors below.  The
		Separating all into        Styles.                                  wall is now of brick;  the facing of marble surrounds the
		1st.  Pure Byzantine, worked out in Fondaco de turchi &c            windows and is enclosed by a dentil band.  The circular
		2nd  Transition however with simple second order windows a          ornaments are however as prominent as before, or more so:
and pure pointed or round doors:  (Note under la Falice               the Palazzo Bernado at St Polo is the most beautiful
there is ab arcade of shafts of the earliest Apostolic                example of the colour effect of a whle  facade produced
pattern.)                                                             by the coloured circle in the spandrils;  and the Bacon
		3rd  Transition house of early Gothic, as pal  Priul[,]i Campo      palace pf marble facing.
		St Polo, etc.                                                       		3rdly.  The circles enlarge.and become 4 foils, and the
		4.   Formed Gothic.  Ducal Palace                                   detached windows receive rich tracery.  This may all be
		5.  Debased Gothic, flamboyant etc.                                 sketched out in a prelimnary chapter.
                                                                      	     No 120 is a curious instance of the second form of early
                                                                      contraction.  It is a house next to the palace della
                                                                      Regina di Cyro;  is opposite the Ca dios and a little
                                                                      further down towards Fondaco de Turchi.  It has above
                                                                      its entresol, a Byzantine leaf cornice;  another instance
                                                                      of the first story kind of house, compare the one at
                                                                      Miracoli, then on its main floor 4 at 4 det windows:
                                                                      The four at fig 1 are curious for their increasing richnes
                                                                      to cehtral capital, which is a pure L. of leaf under
                                                                      spiral fig 2 and sec beside it, while the two lateral
                                                                      ones are as fig 3 section fig 4.  The arches

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