[11]. 15·64 metres.
[12]. 3·18 metres.
[13]. 182·50 metres.
[14]. 72·40 metres.
[15]. 254·90 metres.
[16]. I visited it on a later occasion; the form is that of a Latin cross, each arm of the transept being a square, with a groined vault and an entablature across the arch, resting on swelling half columns. The nave is composed of two such squares; the choir is semicircular. The effect is not bad, nor good enough to be imitated.
[17]. Forty-one palms.
[18]. Forty-nine palms.
[19]. It has since been turned out to make room for the Jesuits.
[20]. Chateauvieux contends that this is owing to the greater attention paid to agriculture, and the consequent residence of a greater proportion of the inhabitants in the country. But the same author confirms what the observation of every traveller in Italy must have suggested, that the Italians now create nothing, even for agriculture; their utmost efforts are hardly sufficient to maintain the important works formed by republican Italy.