Dalmatia, the Quarnero and Istria, with Cettigne in Montenegro and the island of Grado . FiiT. loS. f. a. ® ^eo en 6tV 3/^Ws S Pa R E NI Z O . SPar)erTn£^ct On GOy^e^ C -. . , i 1j 3, 4j 52_ Fig. 109. On the frieze are little busts of apostles enclosed inquatrefoils and modelled in good style. Though not Ch. XXXI.] Parenzo: the Dtionio. 327 early in date, this is a very beautiful piece of silver-smiths Avork. It is a fact interesting to ecclesiologists that massis said at this altar from the eastern side, the prieststanding behind it with his face towards the congre-gation, according to an
Dalmatia, the Quarnero and Istria, with Cettigne in Montenegro and the island of Grado . FiiT. loS. f. a. ® ^eo en 6tV 3/^Ws S Pa R E NI Z O . SPar)erTn£^ct On GOy^e^ C -. . , i 1j 3, 4j 52_ Fig. 109. On the frieze are little busts of apostles enclosed inquatrefoils and modelled in good style. Though not Ch. XXXI.] Parenzo: the Dtionio. 327 early in date, this is a very beautiful piece of silver-smiths Avork. It is a fact interesting to ecclesiologists that massis said at this altar from the eastern side, the prieststanding behind it with his face towards the congre-gation, according to antique usage. The ingenuity of antiquaries has been muchexercised by the curious group of little chapelswhich are entered from the north-east corner of theduomo. The first, marked A (vid. Fig. 106) is aloAv groined rectangular chamber, with a row ofcentral piers. From this a j^lain square doorwaywith a descent of two steps leads to a secondchamber B, a square \\\\h two semicircular aj^ses toright and left. From this another door leads to thethird and last chapel C, a square with three apsesto nort
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