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I^I Five handsome portals open from the broad steps of gray stone which cross the entire front. On either side of the central door is a colmiin of polished red granite thirty feet high ; these support an elaborately carved balcony containing colossal figures. Above is a window of rainbow hues ; within the arched space, in letters of gold, the words ^' Maria nascciiti," or, in its beautiful and poetical rendering, "To the Virgin who ariseth." Among the carvings that surround the doors are fruits... and flowers ; the ash-tree, the plane-tree, the cedar-tree, whatever they may typify. Side by side stand colossal figures of Moses and John ; near are the symbolical figures of the Old and New Revelation.
Two hundred groups and statues are on the fagade alone, which terminates in twelve steeples, each sur- momited by a gigantic form. In this marble population are mingled with the human saints and martyrs the di- vine and the ideal ; typical figures, as seen in the visions of artists, and brought down in the legends of ages, to be wrought out by the skill of the sculptor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I^I Five handsome portals open from the broad steps of gray stone which cross the entire front. On either side of the central door is a colmiin of polished red granite thirty feet high ; these support an elaborately carved balcony containing colossal figures. Above is a window of rainbow hues ; within the arched space, in letters of gold, the words ^' Maria nascciiti," or, in its beautiful and poetical rendering, "To the Virgin who ariseth." Among the carvings that surround the doors are fruits... and flowers ; the ash-tree, the plane-tree, the cedar-tree, whatever they may typify. Side by side stand colossal figures of Moses and John ; near are the symbolical figures of the Old and New Revelation.
Two hundred groups and statues are on the fagade alone, which terminates in twelve steeples, each sur- momited by a gigantic form. In this marble population are mingled with the human saints and martyrs the di- vine and the ideal ; typical figures, as seen in the visions of artists, and brought down in the legends of ages, to be wrought out by the skill of the sculptor.
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