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quadgram	frequency
in the history of	25
in the days of	18
the end of the	17
for the first time	17
the history of the	17
the name of the	16
the rule of the	16
the days of the	15
on the other side	15
is one of the	14
the way in which	12
is to be seen	11
the site of the	11
one of the most	10
the foot of the	10
the other side of	10
in the way of	10
the head of the	9
at the foot of	9
the position of the	9
the walls of the	9
on the other hand	9
at the head of	9
is said to have	9
one of the great	9
in the wars of	9
of one of the	9
the rest of the	8
the greater part of	8
for a long time	8
of the church of	8
it may be that	8
the date of the	8
under the rule of	8
as one of the	7
said to have been	7
into the hands of	7
lion of saint mark	7
to be found in	7
but there is no	7
the woman of abomination	7
from the days of	7
the mouth of the	7
be looked on as	7
other side of the	7
at the end of	7
we look out on	7
the lion of saint	7
of the same kind	7
it is plain that	7
as an example of	7
in the form of	7
the first sight of	7
within the bounds of	7
the general effect of	7
way in which the	7
as compared with the	6
a large part of	6
a good deal of	6
of the dalmatian coast	6
out of my way	6
the church of parenzo	6
is by no means	6
be seen in the	6
in the shape of	6
of the city and	6
of the fifteenth century	6
the church of saint	6
on each side of	6
the bounds of the	6
it is hard to	6
name of the city	6
till we reach the	6
to be looked for	6
end of the world	6
to the west of	6
in the general view	6
there is no doubt	6
the building of the	6
the great church of	6
for the most part	6
the beginning of the	6
the character of the	6
it is said that	6
subject lands of venice	6
we draw near to	6
neighbour lands of venice	6
of the dominion of	5
the dominion of the	5
of the eleventh century	5
the arrangements of the	5
in our own day	5
at the same time	5
of which it is	5
within the walls of	5
be looked for in	5
the change of name	5
i do not know	5
in the thirteenth century	5
history of the city	5
the possession of the	5
of the ruling city	5
it is easy to	5
seems to have been	5
in the eleventh century	5
the land in which	5
we find ourselves in	5
the subject lands of	5
of the house of	5
it is not true	5
the place of the	5
the buildings of the	5
to say nothing of	5
in the time of	5
is not easy to	5
at no great distance	5
at the bidding of	5
the dominions of the	5
on the north side	5
one of the noblest	5
in one of the	5
over and over again	5
on either side of	5
nothing to do with	5
the days of constantine	5
of the days of	5
it is one of	5
the great cities of	5
and neighbour lands of	5
his way to the	5
greater part of the	5
the north side of	5
north side of the	5
it is so in	5
side of the hadriatic	5
not without a certain	5
this part of the	5
side of the city	5
the fact that the	5
it is only in	4
the town of curzola	4
view of the city	4
that we are in	4
at some time or	4
the old and the	4
find ourselves in a	4
the sea and the	4
in the fifteenth century	4
the east end of	4
the history of ragusa	4
doubt as to the	4
remind us of the	4
is left of the	4
in which we are	4
it is not easy	4
ceased to be a	4
rule of the turk	4
come to an end	4
to the days of	4
of the great cities	4
the side of the	4
part of the building	4
general effect of the	4
and one or two	4
the remains of the	4
is one of those	4
at the hands of	4
the upper part of	4
to be seen in	4
we have reached the	4
of the central peninsula	4
it seems to be	4
it is well to	4
in the case of	4
the memory of the	4
find ourselves in the	4
the presence of a	4
us that we are	4
may still be seen	4
it is not merely	4
the bay of salona	4
was one of the	4
the cities of the	4
in more than one	4
on the dalmatian coast	4
to and fro between	4
will you tell me	4
at the time of	4
of the sixteenth century	4
from the other side	4
so many of the	4
is not to be	4
in the land which	4
to be looked on	4
the men of the	4
at zara and spalato	4
in the basilica of	4
has ceased to be	4
of the church is	4
upper part of the	4
does not fail to	4
formed part of the	4
that there is a	4
the coast and the	4
the course of the	4
dominion of saint mark	4
the history of architecture	4
as old as the	4
old and the new	4
to believe that the	4
in the sense of	4
as a matter of	4
say it is not	4
of the same date	4
in some of the	4
but it is a	4
it must be remembered	4
of the city which	4
to be seen at	4
the form of the	4
can be no doubt	4
we pass through the	4
great cities of the	4
which catch the eye	4
in the course of	4
as the church of	4
there can be no	4
from trieste to aquileia	4
a high place among	4
the dominion of saint	4
as we have seen	4
the history of art	4
in the streets of	4
be found in the	4
east of the hadriatic	4
subject and neighbour lands	4
of the roman world	4
an example of the	4
slope of the hill	4
given way to the	3
the shape of the	3
image and superscription of	3
the commonwealth of venice	3
said to be the	3
all that is left	3
up the memory of	3
one of the few	3
us at every step	3
to the use of	3
the character of a	3
the ancient colony of	3
and the other buildings	3
is a kind of	3
been used up again	3
it has not only	3
cities of the roman	3
what is left of	3
of a city which	3
we shall find that	3
the greatest of all	3
head of the hadriatic	3
must have been the	3
shrunk up within the	3
as distinguished from the	3
we have come to	3
a city which has	3
east end of the	3
in a sense in	3
found on the spot	3
a trudge to trebinje	3
you must let me	3
a city of the	3
have been in the	3
is not without a	3
something more than a	3
the reign of justinian	3
on the slope of	3
of the other cities	3
not a few points	3
the long line of	3
between the sea and	3
the arch of triumph	3
by venice building of	3
as the days of	3
to the way in	3
heel of the boot	3
on the one hand	3
was it a christian	3
to be insisted on	3
the shores of the	3
is the building which	3
we are tempted to	3
on which we look	3
the form of a	3
not be forgotten that	3
we are driven to	3
of the city itself	3
the service of the	3
is easy to see	3
of the modern greek	3
of the city as	3
aquileia and forum julii	3
of the new rome	3
fenced in a ledge	3
there is nothing in	3
of apulia and sicily	3
on the south side	3
the court of the	3
any one who has	3
the modern greek kingdom	3
we look at them	3
oldest and the newest	3
was not in the	3
in the tenth century	3
at the beginning of	3
as well as at	3
which became a city	3
in the wake of	3
some of the capitals	3
bars of colored light	3
the church of trani	3
taken the place of	3
may be seen in	3
the aspect of the	3
would not have been	3
that is to say	3
the entrance of the	3
alone in a great	3
in the church of	3
the doge sat alone	3
at pisa and lucca	3
comes down to the	3
a great carven chair	3
soon as we pass	3
the west of the	3
in our own island	3
walls of the city	3
we have already spoken	3
can hardly be called	3
cities of this region	3
he was not a	3
have been used up	3
by the help of	3
it is impossible to	3
buildings of the city	3
the head of a	3
that one among the	3
to the serene republic	3
one of the chief	3
the columns of the	3
with the change of	3
for the last time	3
part in the history	3
might have stood in	3
we pass from the	3
can be made out	3
doge sat alone in	3
it would be dangerous	3
is of the same	3
and one of the	3
it would have been	3
his eyes from the	3
never came under the	3
may be studied with	3
history of the island	3
in the days when	3
has given way to	3
in the fourteenth century	3
the fall of the	3
the palace and the	3
as well as the	3
before we reach the	3
place in the history	3
the judgement of solomon	3
we are in the	3
the point where the	3
the part of the	3
there is nothing to	3
a fragment of a	3
is all that is	3
the tower of saint	3
with which they are	3
are far from having	3
in all these cases	3
been succeeded by the	3
of the relations between	3
as late as the	3
freedom and national life	3
great churches of bari	3
such a place as	3
is to be had	3
which we have seen	3
the church of the	3
to the possession of	3
it is more than	3
we look on the	3
one or two of	3
of the thirteenth century	3
of the fallen city	3
be found on the	3
it is said to	3
a great part of	3
its name in the	3
days of the lombard	3
by the taking of	3
it was not in	3
foot of the mountains	3
to have been a	3
draw near to the	3
earlier than the thirteenth	3
it would seem that	3
than the thirteenth century	3
of the city of	3
in a kind of	3
the hands of the	3
city on the rocks	3
the banks of the	3
of the old rome	3
would be dangerous to	3
he did not know	3
has taken the place	3
of the dominican church	3
do not know what	3
reached the end of	3
had a hand in	3
to the eastern empire	3
one of the two	3
the republic of ragusa	3
be said to have	3
in the aspect of	3
the traveller will most	3
of my first visit	3
church of the city	3
the grasp of the	3
some time or other	3
in some of its	3
of the greatest of	3
i do not understand	3
our way to the	3
we leave behind us	3
in a great carven	3
of the way in	3
to make our way	3
columns and round arches	3
of the men who	3
the foundation of the	3
the footsteps of the	3
the first time from	3
the walls of salona	3
seem to have been	3
the use of the	3
the bocche di cattaro	3
the general history of	3
the most distant of	3
through the greater part	3
in the pages of	3
it a christian village	3
most of the other	3
old as the days	3
has not only been	3
of the cities of	3
great object of a	3
among the cities of	3
at the other end	3
the lands at the	3
with a sort of	3
in the same sense	3
it was the first	3
as far as we	3
among the cities which	3
will be found in	3
conscious of great comfort	3
it is the spelling	3
things of the past	3
when we come to	3
first glimpse of the	3
the city of the	3
we pass by the	3
to this day the	3
christian village burned by	3
to do with the	3
must not be forgotten	3
which sir gardner wilkinson	3
a city which was	3
the name of a	3
a part of the	3
i did not know	3
but it is not	3
to see how the	3
object of a dalmatian	3
the road from spalato	3
ought not to be	3
but it was not	3
and the name of	3
the signs of the	3
the names of the	3
a church of the	3
the heel of the	3
said the woman of	3
to make his way	3
on the strength of	3
a sense in which	3
look on the map	3
has nothing to do	3
the days of thucydides	3
became part of the	3
of the great church	3
we may doubt whether	3
more than a mile	3
the eastern part of	3
the eastern side of	3
you shall not go	3
of the remains of	3
no doubt as to	3
the islands of the	3
to the coast of	3
hardly be said to	3
four hundred years of	3
of a dalmatian voyage	3
the height of the	3
the inside of the	3
can hardly fail to	3
richard of poitou and	3
the name which it	3
rose to his feet	3
high place among the	3
in a ledge of	3
possessions of the republic	3
it must not be	3
look as if they	3
the great object of	3
the point of likeness	3
the city from the	3
the time of the	3
bears the name of	3
of which we have	3
which the name of	3
the head church of	3
in the same way	3
the last of the	3
as soon as we	3
is to be found	3
in front of it	3
what have i done	3
of the world which	3
i must tell you	3
that the city is	3
the wars of belisarius	3
i need hardly say	3
has passed away from	3
that it is the	3
on the site of	3
the subject and neighbour	3
with which we are	3
could hardly have been	3
of the building of	3
the island to the	3
is the history of	3
that is left of	3
the oldest and the	3
and fro between the	3
might be thought to	3
since the days of	3
what we may call	3
in some sort the	3
are one or two	3
will do well to	3
of charles the fifth	3
a christian village burned	3
in the footsteps of	3
eastern part of the	3
sat alone in a	3
but it is hard	3
the island is the	3
lands at the head	3
istrian and dalmatian towns	3
you do not know	3
a basilica of the	3
between ragusa and trebinje	3
there are one or	3
of a single man	3
of the city in	3
the city by the	3
under the shadow of	3
great chair of state	3
cities of the earth	3
the state of things	3
on the eastern side	3
be set down as	3
each side of it	3
date of the church	3
rule of saint mark	3
the furthest city of	3
way to the great	3
the city in the	3
that we have reached	2
the patriarch of aquileia	2
of the empire of	2
feature in the aspect	2
corfu and its history	2
and the havens which	2
was the last of	2
than that of their	2
to show in the	2
roman conquest of istria	2
into notice in the	2
was swept away to	2
the arch between the	2
which has taken the	2
is the most distant	2
general aspect of the	2
a mass of white	2
here and there by	2
is given to the	2
of the seventeenth century	2
power of the patriarchate	2
other istrian and dalmatian	2
that he was a	2
we may comfort ourselves	2
the inhabitants of corfu	2
height of the apses	2
on hands and knees	2
the cities of this	2
lower stage of the	2
to the tombs of	2
tower of franciscan church	2
have expected to find	2
of the fourth crusade	2
footsteps of the normans	2
the memory of two	2
rule of the apostolic	2
do not fail to	2
europe and of christendom	2
of an earlier day	2
the inn at breno	2
a capital barouche behind	2
by sir gardner wilkinson	2
the time of my	2
in the lower stage	2
it could hardly have	2
with the judgement of	2
columns on each side	2
carry the ravenna stilt	2
she gave a little	2
the great divisions of	2
a special interest in	2
of the most striking	2
came of the relations	2
to be one of	2
of those which are	2
of the great divisions	2
like so many of	2
is assigned to the	2
in her thin white	2
the dwelling of the	2
a witness to the	2
the columns which in	2
of the city is	2
you knew that i	2
we might have expected	2
direct rule of the	2
there is little doubt	2
built up in the	2
have to be looked	2
and it does not	2
inlet of the sea	2
i do not think	2
merit is that it	2
can be called classical	2
will not have you	2
the site of their	2
all events to the	2
it is the rule	2
we cannot bring ourselves	2
a hand to his	2
to go by the	2
upper story of the	2
is hard to see	2
nothing to show but	2
you not do this	2
which is characteristic of	2
the bottom of the	2
is a building of	2
early in the eleventh	2
that i might sleep	2
i cannot tell you	2
the protection of the	2
of lewis the great	2
pledged to venice by	2
in the direction of	2
of an italian city	2
literature and cultivation is	2
more than one of	2
large part of the	2
within the borders of	2
but the truth is	2
church of saint anastasia	2
when he deemed that	2
much in common with	2
become last and the	2
he laid the mantle	2
suggest the thought of	2
those for whom the	2
must make some strange	2
history of the place	2
example of the genuine	2
hung drooping in the	2
behind two excellent horses	2
which the norman had	2
gone through many changes	2
of the three stages	2
on the state of	2
if it did not	2
easy to see why	2
to talk of greek	2
the capitol of the	2
shafts which support its	2
from the hill of	2
winged lion floated over	2
of architecture and sculpture	2
between it and the	2
state of things in	2
days of constantine porphyrogenitus	2
which the traveller may	2
to the lands where	2
the gate of iron	2
only as a momentary	2
but it is plain	2
must make our way	2
to look on the	2
the other buildings of	2
some of its neighbours	2
through many changes and	2
the ravenna stilt and	2
i let her die	2
venetian and austrian in	2
the turk and the	2
we do not see	2
up again in the	2
the hill of otranto	2
the city which we	2
two ends of the	2
was danger from the	2
have been out of	2
building of the church	2
on the way to	2
unknown as it is	2
emperors and their land	2
had nothing to do	2
and the mountains on	2
of more than one	2
of venice on the	2
the serene republic was	2
he took up the	2
of the capitals of	2
at zara and at	2
great church of otranto	2
the eastern coast of	2
it must make some	2
though it does not	2
at once in the	2
we may be sure	2
may pass for the	2
and lord of trieste	2
in such a place	2
as to the date	2
the mainland from the	2
no doubt that it	2
it is far more	2
some distance from the	2
a first visit to	2
as it were on	2
the furthest of dalmatian	2
is of course the	2
it was first written	2
that the change of	2
the great one at	2
in the home of	2
the frontier of a	2
and there is something	2
than is usual in	2
the seat of war	2
is the work of	2
thought that we are	2
but they are not	2
it is as zara	2
it ought to be	2
eye in the general	2
to believe that it	2
that we are drawing	2
of the place itself	2
place alongside of the	2
can there be any	2
that for my sake	2
be borne in mind	2
voyage from new to	2
even more than is	2
surely you are a	2
been venetian and austrian	2
had for a moment	2
of the eastern part	2
by far the greater	2
archduke of austria and	2
the walls can be	2
the works of the	2
in the northern church	2
when we see how	2
the league of cambray	2
those who do not	2
commemorated by an inscription	2
to venice by ferdinand	2
doorway are worthy of	2
tempted to think that	2
face with her hands	2
in its present sense	2
island and the mainland	2
we may believe that	2
and in the days	2
greater part of their	2
first comes into notice	2
i was to have	2
it is in the	2
is not a long	2
belongs to our own	2
the modern sense of	2
than it now is	2
cannot be earlier than	2
plainly to be seen	2
we shall most likely	2
but in the history	2
one of the streets	2
people called it greek	2
which will take us	2
if there was any	2
one spot of the	2
an integral part of	2
side of the peninsula	2
all events there is	2
of any of them	2
mainland to the back	2
swept away to make	2
to a later time	2
on the coasts of	2
the merits of the	2
part of the world	2
and the new city	2
and she gave a	2
one element among others	2
in his own land	2
here and there a	2
is nothing in the	2
can hardly be said	2
are of no great	2
the journey to trebinje	2
of the peninsula on	2
the same kind of	2
own people called it	2
as far as one	2
of the city was	2
the direction of the	2
the geography of the	2
doubt that it is	2
in most cases of	2
must always have been	2
to the site of	2
and when we find	2
nestling between the sea	2
ragusa is not a	2
of the route not	2
house of a single	2
if the palace had	2
the road which leads	2
first church of aquileia	2
as if he were	2
of what we may	2
the voyage from new	2
to the west which	2
of the church itself	2
the monumental wealth of	2
forbade the use of	2
stilt and the byzantine	2
we must go on	2
they were possessions of	2
in the centre of	2
fragments lie about at	2
at the present moment	2
from the land of	2
the arch of pola	2
forth his hand to	2
it is equally plain	2
of the fourteenth century	2
between the old and	2
of the municipal palace	2
the days when so	2
in the peutinger table	2
for a moment and	2
it is the point	2
of the patriarchs of	2
any part of the	2
taken in at a	2
far as one can	2
the time of charles	2
which form so marked	2
built into the wall	2
glimpse of the little	2
the palace of the	2
little church of saint	2
bay of salona and	2
sight of the city	2
spalato and its neighbours	2
from the time of	2
of the fifth century	2
the days of venetian	2
the church itself is	2
fringe on a slavonic	2
for the sake of	2
first time within the	2
at the east end	2
has been succeeded by	2
is likely to be	2
general impression of the	2
make his way to	2
of them have been	2
one of the three	2
place among the cities	2
the basin of the	2
marked difference between the	2
one end of the	2
the duomo and the	2
site of the city	2
on the rocks which	2
the city on which	2
have to go back	2
on the istrian shore	2
an appendage to the	2
of the prince who	2
of the sicilian kingdom	2
even so vile a	2
that of the duomo	2
in both cases the	2
the city to the	2
will not lose arbe	2
in the midst of	2
a matter of ordinary	2
which had grown up	2
the basilica of aquileia	2
give it up to	2
from being void of	2
as we look on	2
but a good deal	2
we may have already	2
the journey back again	2
from that one spot	2
and we find that	2
as belonging to the	2
thought cannot fail to	2
made as though she	2
when we have reached	2
of the new testament	2
the days before attila	2
we should at first	2
but that it is	2
the winged lion floated	2
rest of the church	2
speak of diocletian as	2
as it is not	2
the eye in the	2
may have seen the	2
and the house of	2
tongue is to be	2
like so many other	2
church on the island	2
the history of zara	2
each side of the	2
off the mouth of	2
and it is a	2
indeed a noble one	2
from any of the	2
the old map shows	2
down to her fall	2
part of the dalmatian	2
the noblest churches of	2
to the name of	2
for defence against the	2
been more or less	2
the territory of the	2
best way of studying	2
still be seen in	2
which lies between the	2
but it could hardly	2
is not all that	2
itself in a katabothra	2
since the time of	2
the northern part of	2
is most likely to	2
the entrance to the	2
narrow strait leads us	2
each month has its	2
it is not at	2
on the eastern coast	2
acquaintance with the city	2
but he did not	2
may be sure that	2
it is only by	2
a little way beyond	2
it cannot be earlier	2
that there is nothing	2
hard to find any	2
there is no reason	2
the temple of jupiter	2
it is certainly hard	2
is only in the	2
by the road which	2
along the coast of	2
it was like a	2
one of the towns	2
ready to cry austria	2
a tower of the	2
passed from the subject	2
with a piece of	2
the narrow strip of	2
a strange way the	2
the prince who has	2
young zuan raised a	2
salona was one of	2
not be easy to	2
have come expecting to	2
to our own times	2
from this point the	2
the little desecrated church	2
record the memories of	2
the palace had been	2
with the smaller church	2
she hung drooping in	2
is the point where	2
is a touch of	2
if we were to	2
were possessions of the	2
rain is actually falling	2
church of trani is	2
more than a century	2
have been driven to	2
illyrian emperors and their	2
altogether things of the	2
spoken of as the	2
the arsenal of venice	2
the house of anjou	2
southern point of lussin	2
is plain that the	2
long series of revolutions	2
to any one who	2
jason and saint sosipatros	2
certainly looks as if	2
to show but its	2
under the name of	2
to the sea by	2
its place alongside of	2
the peninsula on which	2
standing side by side	2
public buildings of the	2
the shadow of the	2
his head had lain	2
the neighbouring land of	2
which form the most	2
was heard of in	2
we can hardly say	2
the clerestory with its	2
in its ecclesiastical buildings	2
to be spoken of	2
being subject to the	2
which remind us of	2
it is an island	2
through the lands at	2
much the air of	2
of the dominions of	2
a much earlier time	2
to have been built	2
might pass for an	2
to the right of	2
we have to make	2
of a tower of	2
eastern side of the	2
weight which the arch	2
church of saint nicolas	2
are to be seen	2
of rome and ravenna	2
the same way in	2
fenced in from the	2
broken in upon by	2
at the innermost point	2
eastern corner of italy	2
to my former volume	2
the norman and the	2
that was why they	2
we might almost say	2
the frontier of the	2
from the shore of	2
as before all things	2
he will not find	2
if it had been	2
on the days when	2
reminds us of the	2
was one of those	2
took a new name	2
first sight of it	2
in one or two	2
of round arches over	2
of saint mark is	2
contains picture memories of	2
the land which is	2
it is curious to	2
looked on as a	2
city of the present	2
he tells us that	2
say that we are	2
are in a land	2
the chief cities of	2
than could have been	2
of mountains in the	2
church of saint justus	2
the later the date	2
the cathedral church of	2
danger from the illyrian	2
the first glimpse of	2
the revolutions recorded by	2
plays its part in	2
was more likely to	2
of the style which	2
has an air of	2
of the several points	2
in the work of	2
within and without the	2
object in the view	2
deemed that his work	2
city from the sea	2
the capital of the	2
by ferdinand of naples	2
at least better than	2
on the lower ground	2
did not know how	2
the men to be	2
i cannot say what	2
from new to old	2
had me in your	2
vile a thing as	2
before the name of	2
allegiance to the eastern	2
was a city of	2
in a marked way	2
is the church of	2
before the serene republic	2
one might have thought	2
part of their extent	2
which it would not	2
to take in the	2
lay a spell upon	2
in his great chair	2
but there is nothing	2
in the geography of	2
and the byzantine double	2
which venice thus held	2
of quite another type	2
or two fragments of	2
of the second class	2
small pleasure and profit	2
bishop of the old	2
in the great chair	2
he deemed that his	2
if it is true	2
at first sight seems	2
rests with those who	2
the lord of the	2
and that is the	2
a few points of	2
the haven of sebenico	2
a spell upon me	2
as it was first	2
about the fire in	2
which can hardly be	2
at its east end	2
to be the true	2
and in the wars	2
from the subject and	2
by the rule of	2
still it is a	2
but we feel that	2
this last fact is	2
glimpse of eastern life	2
full force of the	2
end of the fifteenth	2
the same sense as	2
why they held him	2
the heads of the	2
may be that the	2
beyond the bounds of	2
two hands upon his	2
with those of the	2
of the building art	2
but we may doubt	2
stood low on the	2
down at once on	2
looked to the winged	2
earlier than the time	2
see the ruins of	2
are surprised to find	2
looks as if the	2
it has arcades below	2
at once out of	2
billets and lozenges of	2
in which we could	2
mouth of the river	2
the old geographical sense	2
is the fact that	2
at such a time	2
better kind of renaissance	2
the palace of udine	2
very much as if	2
as it is now	2
that one spot of	2
put to death at	2
traveller will most likely	2
ought to look to	2
the two maritime commonwealths	2
we must make our	2
the home of diocletian	2
the west of it	2
the tongue of the	2
traveller draws near to	2
in its history which	2
venetian point of view	2
the man who had	2
this was the last	2
each of which has	2
on the western side	2
for that we must	2
as if it were	2
austria when they see	2
of aquileia in the	2
looks very much as	2
the church of aquileia	2
with a background of	2
the orthodox church is	2
the remodelled church of	2
the eyes with which	2
of the roman colony	2
new to old ragusa	2
the shelter of the	2
do better in the	2
the likeness of a	2
it was a greek	2
of its ecclesiastical buildings	2
desecrated church of saint	2
believe that it was	2
marks the place of	2
the museum at spalato	2
the route not a	2
in the court of	2
inside of the church	2
of the old italian	2
up in the wall	2
at otranto then we	2
came under the dominion	2
first time from the	2
we reach the gate	2
it is the one	2
has shrunk up within	2
take in the full	2
as long as the	2
all that has been	2
the house of a	2
are to be found	2
by the name of	2
at the moment when	2
does he blame the	2
only a single window	2
just outside the gate	2
under the dominion of	2
same sense as the	2
the principle is the	2
me in your power	2
temporal power of the	2
of the land and	2
but with those who	2
was for a while	2
the first time within	2
a church on the	2
spoken of in the	2
first glimpses of hellas	2
along the albanian coast	2
has much in common	2
the island of la	2
where the apse is	2
first visit to the	2
be out of place	2
an actual seat of	2
and that of the	2
make some strange false	2
within the range of	2
the hand of a	2
to be seen on	2
on the map for	2
has come to an	2
no small pleasure and	2
the dominican church of	2
whatever may be the	2
more than a village	2
a touch of the	2
be that it is	2
the width of the	2
the peculiar position of	2
in the general effect	2
drooping in the great	2
as the island is	2
pointed to the tombs	2
passed away from the	2
under modern austrian rule	2
of rome and the	2
the commonwealth of ragusa	2
head church of the	2
must be allowed to	2
at one point of	2
front of the palace	2
be taken in at	2
are of the same	2
the winged lion ever	2
the direct rule of	2
seems to be that	2
the general view of	2
has to show in	2
the illyrian emperors and	2
must have been a	2
her face with her	2
i cannot think of	2
can hardly say that	2
why did i not	2
of the immediate hellenic	2
general type as the	2
but a few years	2
like those in the	2
such a voyage as	2
it first comes into	2
at the first sight	2
it might have been	2
all these cases the	2
corfu and its names	2
inscribe the names of	2
coasts of the hadriatic	2
we are surprised to	2
northern part of the	2
the walls of diocletian	2
gave a great shout	2
you say to me	2
sketches from the subject	2
at a later time	2
when we come near	2
the rule of a	2
to climb the tower	2
one of the greatest	2
of studying the geography	2
the inscription on the	2
general view of the	2
to old ragusa is	2
the first glance shows	2
and the men of	2
seems to be the	2
in the museum at	2
stood in her thin	2
catch the eye at	2
of such a place	2
the architecture of rome	2
the crown of diocletian	2
the interest of the	2
we have before us	2
parts of the roman	2
at every step we	2
earlier and later times	2
it was taken by	2
which she held for	2
use of the vault	2
is not merely a	2
the traces of the	2
was for a long	2
passed under the rule	2
and find ourselves in	2
saint ambrose at milan	2
and i let her	2
the top of the	2
the same kind as	2
tells us that the	2
face to face with	2
of poitou and of	2
arch of the sergii	2
principle is the same	2
between the town and	2
arrangements of the eastern	2
they might as well	2
the land of the	2
it is the work	2
from the coast of	2
a feature in the	2
the two great churches	2
small towns and villages	2
even he who is	2
which played such a	2
she stood away from	2
i must be an	2
the innermost point of	2
the city of cattaro	2
for we have now	2
sea and the mountains	2
the history of ragusan	2
to go at once	2
it seems as if	2
building of no small	2
are drawing near to	2
within our own century	2
seems at first sight	2
of the best and	2
on our way to	2
it was danger from	2
saint jason and saint	2
i will not have	2
and a crowd of	2
the name of venice	2
eight or nine hundred	2
the main street and	2
down to her own	2
of the league of	2
but it was a	2
laid the mantle over	2
we do indeed see	2
part of the route	2
in the old geographical	2
the franciscan church at	2
the end of a	2
to the sea and	2
such as those which	2
the land which has	2
as though she would	2
is to be looked	2
by the light of	2
the lands where the	2
the south aisle of	2
arm with her two	2
not to be seen	2
part of the new	2
stood against the farther	2
and it is an	2
the site of a	2
the traveller reaches the	2
history of the world	2
one or two smaller	2
in the eastern part	2
but it never was	2
will you not do	2
may still be traced	2
long peninsula of sabioncello	2
the tomb of an	2
its own people called	2
be surprised to find	2
of the noblest churches	2
became a roman colony	2
as it is at	2
the duomo of trieste	2
the city on the	2
of the coast which	2
which we could hardly	2
looking out on the	2
large a part of	2
have been the great	2
at all events there	2
at all events to	2
that can be called	2
not far from the	2
one of the roman	2
almost within our own	2
of freedom and national	2
which we next reach	2
we come to the	2
and the traveller who	2
the long series of	2
dominion of the turk	2
zuan rose to his	2
rule of the goth	2
of the subject lands	2
later times it has	2
enter the mouth of	2
banks of the trebenitza	2
the greatest of the	2
as far as the	2
eyes were upon the	2
go on to the	2
something breathes from you	2
have reached the end	2
the patriarchate of aquileia	2
set sail with me	2
members of a free	2
the home of the	2
said that the city	2
look on the city	2
land in which we	2
there is no more	2
in the modern sense	2
the west of england	2
the slope of the	2
or two of the	2
there is even a	2
could have been looked	2
little way beyond the	2
have thought that the	2
when we look at	2
and the remains of	2
that the enlargement of	2
we must remember that	2
on the mind of	2
outside the gate of	2
is the city that	2
only for a moment	2
so marked a feature	2
it is but a	2
the rain is actually	2
on the road to	2
better in the way	2
far from being void	2
her two hands upon	2
as part of the	2
the greatest of greek	2
but at all events	2
with a range of	2
dropped back upon the	2
last of the conquests	2
which that name has	2
end of the duomo	2
easy to see that	2
building of the palace	2
than that of the	2
first sight of the	2
we are drawing near	2
before the eyes of	2
of the city by	2
of the ancient city	2
one is tempted to	2
but it is only	2
would have been a	2
that it has been	2
in billets and lozenges	2
the island and the	2
which witness to the	2
the building itself is	2
lies at the foot	2
the old italian kingdom	2
her hands at her	2
the time of transition	2
as if they had	2
bondage to the barbarian	2
the time when it	2
comes into notice in	2
been out of place	2
without a certain stateliness	2
did i not know	2
by those who have	2
the palace of spalato	2
the representative of the	2
down to the water	2
so it is with	2
cattaro the orthodox church	2
part of the history	2
long line of the	2
there is a touch	2
find his way to	2
is not merely that	2
to be picked up	2
have been a grand	2
the roofs of the	2
to the mainland of	2
of the palace in	2
the eyes of the	2
the turk as a	2
it became part of	2
matter of ordinary course	2
a long time the	2
to have been the	2
the large island of	2
which it has undergone	2
lord of trieste reigns	2
it can hardly be	2
the central peninsula of	2
the change of site	2
of the conquests of	2
the line of the	2
the sea in front	2
a city on the	2
of the commonwealth of	2
is as old as	2
the south of the	2
from the west end	2
which attaches to any	2
been brought to light	2
the head of dalmatia	2
the nave of the	2
that it was the	2
be earlier than the	2
his arm with her	2
monster of vice and	2
low on the shore	2
capital barouche behind two	2
the mountains and the	2
see that the city	2
as if it had	2
as we have already	2
mountains and the sea	2
between the two new	2
old ragusa is not	2
form one of the	2
changes which it has	2
is as zara that	2
find that it is	2
one or two fragments	2
part of the church	2
eastern coast of the	2
the last rays of	2
as is its style	2
bore the name of	2
we can go no	2
is indeed a noble	2
general history of europe	2
the memory of its	2
been the last successor	2
from which the name	2
more than is usual	2
while its own people	2
it has much in	2
the southern point of	2
the great chair of	2
but it does not	2
that we are on	2
either be taken in	2
parts of the world	2
the turks have murdered	2
then i cannot tell	2
in the metropolitan church	2
meet us at every	2
here and there is	2
domestic buildings of the	2
the immediate hellenic world	2
the same as that	2
further along the coast	2
the omega in the	2
she was kind to	2
does not think of	2
from the sea to	2
times it has been	2
are a crowd of	2
for the southern point	2
of ragusa is certainly	2
of the long series	2
have come to the	2
with the city in	2
greatness of forum julii	2
the possessions of the	2
we have hitherto spoken	2
of the julian alps	2
from civilization to barbarism	2
chief object and ornament	2
at the west end	2
the way to ombla	2
rank beside the church	2
to cry austria when	2
hands upon his breast	2
must go back to	2
as it is in	2
we are at the	2
and the round arch	2
venice building of the	2
than one of the	2
at some distance from	2
it was with the	2
the house of jovius	2
great divisions of the	2
must go on to	2
same as that of	2
the arcades of the	2
is no doubt that	2
are at the end	2
the basilica of parenzo	2
the back of it	2
on his outward voyage	2
history of the building	2
has been made out	2
men to be seen	2
on one side and	2
the iter ad brundisium	2
other side of her	2
and the orthodox church	2
to look down on	2
the palace at ragusa	2
it rests with the	2
the heart of the	2
is said to be	2
the origin of the	2
thus held for a	2
home to us than	2
form so marked a	2
with her two hands	2
example of the way	2
from the sea and	2
first occupied by venice	2
itself for a moment	2
ceased to be part	2
to gaze on the	2
being void of objects	2
passage of horses and	2
of the byzantine type	2
become a kind of	2
it is perhaps not	2
of the forms of	2
of rome and of	2
there is also a	2
columns with byzantine capitals	2
where the saracen was	2
those who follow it	2
be the beginning of	2
in this corner of	2
some of the other	2
will you say to	2
some of the columns	2
its port of gravosa	2
it is the most	2
you saved me from	2
the short venetian occupation	2
is carried out with	2
it was a small	2
of in its present	2
history of the cathedral	2
it one of the	2
as a kind of	2
look down on the	2
occupied by venice building	2
the extent of the	2
the archduke of austria	2
is shown by the	2
the whole history of	2
a narrow fringe of	2
takes the place of	2
at saint apollinaris in	2
our mind mainly fixed	2
of the city from	2
than the red rags	2
come expecting to find	2
no contemptible specimen of	2
to the reign of	2
which seem to have	2
in the view from	2
of its own class	2
of its ancient greatness	2
venice by ferdinand of	2
nor is there anything	2
young zuan looked up	2
we are far from	2
a possession of the	2
in that part of	2
this corner of italy	2
the general effect is	2
city on which we	2
saint apollinaris in classe	2
under the protection of	2
the thought cannot fail	2
of a foreign prince	2
hardly have been the	2
which we do not	2
road from spalato to	2
width of the arches	2
the sixteenth year of	2
of the columns which	2
extent of the city	2
it has been the	2
has a special interest	2
later than the earthquake	2
of the windows are	2
equally plain that in	2
way to the possession	2
zuan raised a hand	2
there is nothing very	2
that some of the	2
a voyage as this	2
should at first sight	2
the gate by which	2
is not likely to	2
the great tower of	2
we look at the	2
when we reach the	2
the city in a	2
central peninsula of europe	2
the rising navy of	2
is the only building	2
in common with the	2
at bari and bitonto	2
worked into the wall	2
strait leads us into	2
than the end of	2
the difference between the	2
he is going to	2
from the seat of	2
the house which became	2
a native of salona	2
a small byzantine church	2
of pisa and lucca	2
which leads to the	2
the last city of	2
of the ragusan commonwealth	2
we begin to doubt	2
ravenna stilt and the	2
in a strange way	2
ancient tower in zara	2
the western side of	2
so vile a thing	2
to a much earlier	2
have been looked for	2
part in the wars	2
in the character of	2
of no small interest	2
jupiter of the capitol	2
in the narrow streets	2
heard of in its	2
driven from their homes	2
might have expected to	2
in the upper story	2
of the city the	2
in a capital barouche	2
doubt that the change	2
out of the same	2
furthest of dalmatian cities	2
only one element among	2
after the manner of	2
to go back to	2
are in the land	2
the dominion of venice	2
of the black mountain	2
they held him so	2
one of those places	2
is going to see	2
so many of her	2
such as we might	2
peristyle and cathedral tower	2
of the apostolic king	2
the red rags of	2
the gulf and the	2
il lupo and the	2
the best way of	2
on a fine day	2
are now within the	2
and the west doorway	2
as early as the	2
an example of a	2
on one of the	2
have stood in any	2
in exactly the same	2
point of the coast	2
seem not to have	2
is the best way	2
both of the building	2
interest on other grounds	2
we enter the mouth	2
interest which attaches to	2
between them and the	2
the lower stage of	2
the upper story of	2
in this region is	2
in the next century	2
no less than the	2
not to be looked	2
such as we see	2
is to become of	2
of the ionian sea	2
it has all the	2
be seen on the	2
in the old time	2
it is pleasant to	2
in his pages the	2
for the fact that	2
out of place at	2
of any christian power	2
it is possible to	2
on a small scale	2
great church of trani	2
to the spot which	2
reason to believe that	2
the bases of the	2
stood ready to receive	2
looked on as the	2
has been venetian and	2
an inlet of the	2
had the honour of	2
but all of them	2
it is something to	2
the work of euphrasius	2
by the appian way	2
in the hands of	2
remind us that we	2
seem an ecclesiastical joke	2
those arrangements of the	2
names of the two	2
the view in wheler	2
of the great sedition	2
the truth is that	2
and barren from the	2
the type of a	2
their part in the	2
of the history of	2
might pass for a	2
which we look at	2
as in saint agnes	2
the triapsidal east end	2
not to have been	2
of both the old	2
be no doubt that	2
of domestic architecture which	2
of being subject to	2
of the venetian gothic	2
out her two hands	2
from the dominion of	2
behind the high altar	2
venice thus held for	2
a little ledge of	2
we believe that we	2
has gone through many	2
the church by the	2
of the representative of	2
name of the place	2
marked a feature in	2
so far as they	2
of the island and	2
to do with palatium	2
part of the immediate	2
an inscription built into	2
he turned his eyes	2
should not be forgotten	2
windows of the venetian	2
one of the main	2
is certainly hard to	2
in such a case	2
to the south of	2
does not stand out	2
but we can hardly	2
it to the west	2
that we have passed	2
in normandy and england	2
and the time of	2
give such time as	2
one which may be	2
but the first glance	2
that here there is	2
it is not like	2
in which the turk	2
than the outer arcade	2
it has been venetian	2
chiefly strikes the eye	2
that part of the	2
though it is only	2
castle on the hill	2
the city of argosies	2
by the people of	2
barouche behind two excellent	2
we look down on	2
the metropolitan church of	2
made acquaintance with the	2
type of a city	2
of the lombard austria	2
a glimpse of eastern	2
be passed by without	2
in the forms of	2
the traveller bound for	2
crowned with its small	2
of forum julii has	2
but one of the	2
he may have seen	2
i have had to	2
we are in one	2
be older than the	2
to have had no	2
columns with their capitals	2
the wake of the	2
threw out his hands	2
studying the geography of	2
down to the sea	2
be allowed to be	2
and even in the	2
it is clear that	2
be dangerous to say	2
the chief object and	2
to death at pola	2
nearer to the water	2
wore the crown of	2
down to the days	2
according to the eyes	2
the first time the	2
the words of the	2
stand out of my	2
two great churches of	2
it might be thought	2
dropped upon her knees	2
and in our own	2
to be part of	2
the table before him	2
but it is essentially	2
in the effect of	2
do not think he	2
the forms of the	2
follow it must make	2
away from the city	2
to the style of	2
of the great illyrian	2
the only means of	2
to see on the	2
and it is so	2
way to the sea	2
we are not dealing	2
of the open sea	2
which it would be	2
the havens which they	2
part of the voyage	2
in this part of	2
the space contained within	2
to the metropolitan church	2
is the spelling of	2
curzola must have been	2
pointed arch is used	2
than those of the	2
to which we can	2
church of saint francis	2
to the dominion of	2
an essential part of	2
to the state of	2
in such a voyage	2
geography we pass from	2
of charles the great	2
i think she has	2
one of which so	2
same general type as	2
the sense of being	2
hand a little way	2
did not know that	2
of the two maritime	2
addition to the north	2
more than thirty years	2
of a kind which	2
he is told that	2
in front of the	2
we need not say	2
we have not yet	2
adapt itself to the	2
speaks of the church	2
look down at once	2
with no small pleasure	2
when so many of	2
inscription built into the	2
of the two temples	2
and domestic buildings of	2
i think it is	2
takes away from the	2
it must be borne	2
is the tomb of	2
we may call it	2
but the main interest	2
for the visitor to	2
the dalmatian and albanian	2
in at a glance	2
of the houses are	2
chief merit is that	2
the view of the	2
of the time of	2
to get a glimpse	2
the columns and arches	2
compared with those of	2
not know that there	2
again a possession of	2
about the three chapters	2
to the eyes with	2
the main interest of	2
part of the city	2
calls up the memory	2
the long peninsula of	2
in the general history	2
her thin white shift	2
he threw out his	2
lies from the coast	2
reminding us of the	2
marked contrast to the	2
a mark of the	2
rises sheer from the	2
the unmistakeable features of	2
one would have thought	2
the troops of the	2
would seem to be	2
from cattaro to tzetinje	2
the circuit of the	2
far the greater part	2
of the island is	2
the byzantine double capital	2
of the city to	2
venice in the footsteps	2
i will not lose	2
is the city which	2
the rule of saint	2
of the cathedral church	2
in any case the	2
must have gone on	2
are in one of	2
as the great object	2
it is not a	2
the roman conquest of	2
have hitherto spoken of	2
as it now stands	2
to remind us of	2
before all things a	2
then one of the	2
of richard of poitou	2
so large a part	2
as we draw nearer	2
of its own type	2
to show that the	2
but it would seem	2
round arches over each	2
of the character of	2
part of the same	2
of the surrounding district	2
whatever may be their	2
the passage of horses	2
is of a kind	2
in the days before	2
so near to the	2
the pointed arch is	2
at least of the	2
which is shared by	2
a few points in	2
german rather than italian	2
windows and the like	2
the full force of	2
a thing as i	2
object and ornament of	2
by the destruction of	2
we pass along the	2
as the end of	2
catch the eye in	2
can be said to	2
but the main peculiarity	2
coast and the havens	2
of the venetian borderland	2
long before the name	2
may pass for a	2
the house of diocletian	2
the same general type	2
say nothing of the	2
of the little hill	2
nothing to be seen	2
as we see in	2
the existence of the	2
mass of white limestone	2
but it must be	2
days of the greek	2
are found to be	2
otranto was the last	2
tower of the municipal	2
looked for in the	2
time of charles the	2
as we pass the	2
to be called a	2
rather than any other	2
in a land where	2
the strength of the	2
sense of being subject	2
we plunge into the	2
the streets of cattaro	2
to pass it by	2
rule of the austrian	2
it is wonderful how	2
house which became a	2
the island of enchantment	2
we can mark too	2
the kings of hungary	2
the counts of gorizia	2
as in the case	2
of the modern city	2
it must have been	2
the channel of zara	2
of the round arch	2
one thing is certain	2
at parenzo the main	2
have made acquaintance with	2
on the way back	2
in the name of	2
to the end of	2
of the short venetian	2
the arches of the	2
and the last first	2
the seat of the	2
when the rain is	2
be thought to prove	2
place of the city	2
in our own times	2
time of my first	2
when the people of	2
the little church of	2
the coast of thessaly	2
the deeds of otranto	2
king of the greeks	2
the patriarchs of aquileia	2
and there is a	2
our travellers had to	2
island of la croma	2
will lead to the	2
spread over the whole	2
sense in which we	2
will give it up	2
glimpse of the city	2
that it was so	2
of the patriarchate of	2
but the woman was	2
to the house of	2
after the fall of	2
many of the cities	2
islands which lie off	2
we have to go	2
tossed to and fro	2
know that there is	2
recovered by the empire	2
we cannot say that	2
at once on the	2
that the sea has	2
on a little ledge	2
to make room for	2
begin to doubt whether	2
the city and its	2
the last stage of	2
the general aspect of	2
like most of the	2
the mantle over the	2
stood away from him	2
we are on the	2
to the back of	2
cry austria when they	2
of europe and of	2
may be the name	2
divided between the two	2
all belong to one	2
who follow it must	2
in the same style	2
land which is thoroughly	2
we are in a	2
the land which we	2
at rome or ravenna	2
the brink of the	2
modern sense of the	2
city which we next	2
part of the dominions	2
zuan looked up with	2
not a long one	2
the addition of the	2
nor can there be	2
as if he would	2
clearly to be seen	2
to the palace of	2
tomb of an early	2
queen of the hadriatic	2
bring ourselves to treat	2
of the serene republic	2
at whose name men	2
was why they held	2
which once was the	2
of very late date	2
is entered by a	2
aspect of the city	2
that those who follow	2
the shore of the	2
torn away from christendom	2
the people of otranto	2
you are a lady	2
we are now within	2
than thirty years ago	2
its part in the	2
for a few years	2
the appearance of the	2
aquileia in the fifteenth	2
king of the romans	2
from the rule of	2
in the narrative of	2
in england or france	2
had saved his life	2
comes nearest to the	2
the temporal power of	2
of the turk and	2
is the city itself	2
sense of the word	2
of her subject cities	2
the two ends of	2
a matter of architecture	2
palace and the campanile	2
away from him at	2
the republic and the	2
in any part of	2
last and the last	2
in england we should	2
they are not rich	2
what can we do	2
large part of greece	2
far from the west	2
is the same in	2
succeeded by the rule	2
there is not much	2
has nothing to show	2
is equally plain that	2
zara and at spalato	2
of the same general	2
fall of the republic	2
of the land in	2
we see the work	2
which for a long	2
to which the path	2
way of studying the	2
the house of austria	2
of the twelfth century	2
by no means the	2
due to this last	2
we presently find ourselves	2
which are to be	2
older than the earthquake	2
walls can be traced	2
the interest which attaches	2
can go no further	2
by a series of	2
western side of the	2
must be borne in	2
bounds of the ancient	2
by the banks of	2
a marked contrast to	2
you lay a spell	2
of the dalmatian towns	2
this is the little	2
need hardly say that	2
borne in mind that	2
the name of trani	2
on the shores of	2
and for the first	2
must be looked on	2
a glimpse of the	2
it is the princess	2
forms part of a	2
believe that we are	2
the process by which	2
come nearer to the	2
the eagle of rome	2