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Mediaeval architecture in the central area of Corinth
Scranton, Robert L. (Robert Lorentz), 1912-
Year: 1957.
Publisher:  American School of Classical Studies at Athens. 
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Frontmatter
PREFACE
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
PART 1. ARCHITECTURAL DEVELOPMENT
CHAPTER I. THE EARLY CHRISTIAN PERIOD 395-610
CHAPTER II. THE AGE OF BARBARISM 610-802
CHAPTER III. THE BYZANTINE RECOVERY 802-1057
CHAPTER IV. THE FULL BYZANTINE PERIOD 1059-1210
CHAPTER V. THE FRANKISH PERIOD 1210-1458
CHAPTER VI. THE TURKISH PERIOD 1458-1858
PART 2. ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS
CHAPTER I. TECNIQUES OF CONSTRUCTION
CHAPTER II. ORNAMENT
CHAPTER III. PLANS AND TYPES OF BUILDINGS
APPENDICES
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Title: Mediaeval architecture in the central area of Corinth : by Robert L. Scranton.
Author: Scranton, Robert L. (Robert Lorentz), 1912-
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Source Version: Mediaeval architecture in the central area of Corinth : by Robert L. Scranton. 
Scranton, Robert L. (Robert Lorentz), 1912-
Princeton, N.J.: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1957.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.02919
Subject Headings: • Architecture -- Greece -- Corinth
• Corinth (Greece) -- Antiquities
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