Joan Barclay Lloyd, The Medieval Church and Canonry of S. Clemente in Rome.(San Clemente Miscellany, 3.) Rome: San Clemente, 1989. Paper. Pp. xxiii, 232; many black-and-white plates following text, 5 fold-out plans in endpaper flap [Book Review]

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