Lombard Romanesque, style modified by neo-classic elements mark the Renaissance architecture of northern Italy, 144; a porch which forms a model from which an illogical Renaissance portal is derived, 145 (cuts). Lombardi, the, 149; architectural carving of, 169 (plate). Lombardo, Martino, Scuola di San Marco, Venice, façade, 156. Lombardo, Pietro, 149; ch. of Santa Maria dei Miracole, Venice, 151 (cut); Palazzo Corner-Spinelli, Venice, 160 (plate). Lombardo, Tullio, 149; ch of San Salvatore, Venice, 150. London, St. Paul’s cathedral, west front of old structure by Inigo Jones, 230, 232 (cut); Wren ordered to submit designs for the restoration of, 234; his drawings for the new structure, 235–238 (cuts); rejected scheme with details of its dome, 235, 236 (cut); likeness of dome to Bramante’s scheme for St. Peter’s, 236; likeness to Michael Angelo’s scheme, 237; façade of the second design a close copy of Inigo Jones’s, 238; present structure never embodied in any set of drawings, 239; plan has no beauty comparable to that of St. Peter’s, 239 (cut); comparison of, with St. Peter’s, 236, 239, 241, 243, 245; plan and elevation, 239; dome, 239–242 (plate); recalls Bramante’s San Pietro in Montorio, 239; structural system of, 240 (cut); vaulting of the nave has somewhat the effect of Gothic vaulting, 243; use of attic wall in support of vaulting, 243; neo-classic orders of the interior, 244, 245 (cut); intersecting of archivolt and entablature, 244; concealing of the buttresses, 244, 245 (cut); vaulting of the apse, 245. Whitehall, Banqueting Hall, 227 (plate); of Palladian design, 228; orders of the façade, 228; scheme for the palace illustrated by Kent, 229; plan is French in character rather than Italian, 229; order of the basement has a structural character, 229 (cut); façade of circular court, orders of, 230. Church of St. Stephen’s, 246; ch. of St. Bride’s, 246; ch. of St. Mary-le-Bow, 246; ch. of St. Peter’s, Cornhill, 246. Longhena, architect, Palazzo Pesaro, Venice, 163. Maderna, the western bays of St. Peter’s, Rome, 68. Majano, Benedetto da, the Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, 106.