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See Notebook M pp.78f for Ruskin’s notes on fugitives from Aquileia escaping to the lagoon, Notebook M2 p.3 on the Aquileian origin of circle mouldings; Notebook M2 p.15 on Aquileia as one of the last strongholds of the Roman Empire. Works, 10.20 on Aquileia as the true mother of Venice, linked at Works, 10.70 with tradition of St. Mark as the founder of the church in Aquileia; cf. Works, 11.192 in relation the spirit of the grotesque.
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