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Palazzo Donà della Madonetta (San Polo 1429, Nadali & Vianello (1999) Tav. 28), in 1849 the house of the Prefect of Police, cited by Ruskin in the Appendix at Works, 10.453ff as an example of Byzantine architecture. See House Book 1 p.36 and 36L and the note there.
There are references to it at Notebook M p.82; Notebook M p.83; Notebook M2 p.5L; Notebook M2 p.54 on the development of capitals; Notebook M2 p.97; and at Works, 11.277 on the leafage of the capitals
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