Toledo: an historical and descriptive account of the "City of generations"Calvert, Albert Frederick
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Toledo: an historical and descriptive account of the "City of generations"
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Art -- Spain -- Toledo; Toledo (Spain) -- Description and travel; Toledo (Spain) -- History
In the Town Hall 425
Cloisters of San Juan de los Reyes 426
View of St. Martin’s Bridge, looking down the River 426
Gallery of San Juan de los Reyes 427
A Moorish Workshop 427
Hotel Castilla 428
Detail of the Courtyard of the Hotel Castilla 429
Visigoth Capitals in the Church of San Sebastian 430
National Archæological Museum. Capital, Fourth
Century after the Hegira 431
National Archæological Museum. Capital of Santiago
de los Caballeros near the Alcazar. Fourth
Century after the Hegira 431
Capital in the Archæological Museum 432
National Archæological Museum. Fragment of Dado
found near the Basilica of Santa Leocadia 433
National Archæological Museum. Window of San Ginés 433
National Archæological Museum. Decorative Table in
White Marble, belonging to the Aljama Mosque of
Toledo 434
National Archæological Museum. Decorative Fragment
found at the “Miradero.” Carved in White
Marble 434
Capital in the South-west Angle, belonging to the old
Mosque, now the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la
Luz 435
The Fifth of the Visigoth Capitals of the Hospital of
Santa Cruz 435
National Archæological Museum. Skylight or Ornament
found at Toledo 436
Visigoth Capital in the Provincial Museum 436
Architectural Fragments of the Visigoth Period in the
Parish Church of San Román 437
Architectural Pieces of the Visigoth Period existing in
the City 438
Architectural Fragments of the Visigoth Period 439
Capital of the South-east Angle belonging to the ancient
Mosque, now the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de la Luz 440
Visigoth Capital of the old Parish Church of San Sebastian 440
National Archæological Museum. Visigoth Capitals of
the Church of Santa Eulalia. Fragment of the
Dado of the Basilica of Santo Leocadia 441
Capitals in the Archæological Museum 442
Provincial Museum. Capital of the Fourth Century
after the Hegira 443
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