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...Romanesque style. — Byzantine style. AFTER the dismemberment of the Roman empire, the arts degenerated so far, that a custom became prevalent of erecting new buildings with the fragments of old ones. This gave rise to an irregular style"of building, which continued to be imitated, especially in Italy...

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...of architecture which grew up after the dismemberment of the Roman Empire. " The arts degenerated so far, that a custom became prevalent of erecting new...dilapidated and torn down for the purpose. This gave rise ю an irregular style of building, which continued to be imitated, especially in Italy, during the...

...the fragments of old ones, which were dilapidated and torn down for the purpose. This gave rise 10 an irregular style of building, which continued to be imitated, especially in Italy, during tbe dark agea. It consisted of Grecian and Roman details, combined under new forms, and pik-d up into...

...style. — Byzantine style. i ItqU. AFTER the dismemberment of the Roman empire, the arts degenerated so far, that a custom became prevalent of erecting new buildings with the fragments of old ones. This gave rise to an irregular style of building, which continued to be imitated, especially in Italy...