Dalmatia, the Quarnero and Istria, with Cettigne in Montenegro and the Island of Grado, 第 3 巻Clarendon Press, 1887 |
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Adriatic aisles altar ancient antiquity apse Aquileja Arbe Arbesani arcades arches architecture Austrian basilica bishop boat Bocche Bosnia building built Byzantine campanile capitals Capodistria carved castle cathedral Cattarines Cattaro centre Cettigne chapel Cherso church Cittanova columns convent count Croatia Cubich Dalmatia Dandolo doge duomo Eitelberger Euphrasius Farlati fifteenth century Fiume fragments Franceschi Frangipani Giovanni Grado harbour Hungary inhabitants inscription island Istria Italian Kandler Lombard Lucio Lussino marble Maria Modrussa Montenegrin mosaic mountains Muggia nave neighbouring Nicolò original Ossero Pago Parenzo patriarch patriarchate of Grado pavement Pietro Pietro Orseolo II Plate podestà Pola population province Quarnero Ragusa Ravenna remains Republic restored Risano Roman round Rovigno ruined saints seems Segna Servia shew shore side Slavonic Slavs square stands steamer stone supra territory tower town Trieste Turks Tvartko Uscocs vault Veglia Venetian Venice Vladika walls Zara
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