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正文 第102节 文 / [美]亨德里克·威廉·房龙

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    thattheiropletely

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    thetigated.

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    iththepictureofalovelyoldcathedral,liftingitsslender

    spirestodoesthewordreally

    an

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    ightexpectfron``uncivilisedgoth,arough

    bafortheestablishedrulesof

    classicalartandodehorrorstopleasehis

    oplesof

    theforundtheacropolis.

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    hehighestexpressionofthesincerefeelingforart

    aprevious

    berhoiddle

    ageslived.uheysanddinvillages,

    theye

    foratribe.andindeed,behindtheirhighheirdeep

    ats,thesegohersenwhoshared

    thendangersandeheyandprosperity

    theirsysteftualprote.

    intheoldgreekandroncitiestherketplace,where

    thetelestood,hadbeereofciviclife.during

    theddleages,theesucha

    tre.odeprotestantpeople,oourchurch

    onlyonceahenforafewhoursonly,hardlyknow

    ediaevalunity.then,before

    youakentothechurchtobe

    baptised.asachild,youvisitedthechurchtoleatheholy

    storiesoftheseaer

    oftheion,andifyou

    yourselfaseparatelittleeryofthe

    patronsaintofyouroily.asforthesacrededifice,

    itanyofthenight.in

    acertainsereseledadeclub,dedicatedtoallthe

    inhabitantsofthetohechurchyouverylikelycaught

    afirstgliseofthegirleyourbrideata

    greatybeforethehighaltar.andfinally,he

    endofthejoueyhade,youhthe

    stohisfaliarbuilding,thatallyourchildrenandtheir

    grandchildrenghtpassoveryraveuntilthedayof

    judgent.

    becausethechurlythehouseofgodbut

    alsothetrueohebuildinghadtobe

    differentfronythingthathadeverbeennstructedby

    thehandsofelesoftheegyptiansandthe

    greeksandtheronshadbeeheshrineofalocal

    divinity.asnesof

    osirisorzeusorjupiter,itnecessarythattheinterior

    offerspaultitude.allthereligiousprocessions

    oftheoldditerraneanpeoplestookplatheopen.but

    ih,heherwasusuallybad,

    stfunsheroofofthechurch.

    duringuriesthearchitectsstruggledh

    thisproblefnstrugabuildingthatwaslarge

    enough.therontraditiontaughttheoobuildheavy

    stohewallslose

    theirstrength.oopofthistheythenplaceda

    heavystoneroof.butihtury,afterthe

    beginningofthecrusades,hearchitectshadseenthe

    pointedarohaedanbuilders,theebuilders

    disveredaheirfirstcetoke

    thesortofbuildinghosedaysofanintensereligious

    lifedended.aheydevelopedthisstrayleupon

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    e

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    ofthreehundredpoundssittingdohildschair

    ethisdifficulty,certain

    frencharchitectstheoreenforcetheh

    ``buttresseserelyheavyssesofstoneagainst

    heheysupportedtheroof.and

    toassurethefurthersafetyoftherooftheysupportedtheribs

    oftheroofbysocalled``flyingbuttresses,averysile

    thodofnstruandatoncewhen

    youlookatourpicture.

    thishodofnstrualloheintrodu

    ofenorushethtury,glassill

    anexpensivecuriosity,andveryfeebuildingspossessed

    glasshecastlesofthenobleswere

    houtproteandthisatsfortheetealdrafts

    andexplainshatdayworefursindoorsas

    .

    fortuheartofkingllass,hh

    theaerraneanhadbeenfaliar,

    hadnotbeeirelylost.thereained

    glasskingandsoonthehegothicchurches

    toldthestoriesoftheholybookinlittlebitsofbrilliantly

    louredework

    oflead.

    behold,therefore,thenewandglorioushouseofgod,

    filledultitude,``livingitsreligionasnopeople

    haveeverdoherbeforeorsihingisnsidered

    toogoodortoostlyortoohishouseofgod

    andhoofn.thesculptors,hedestru

    oftheroneirehavebeenoutofeloynt,haltingly

    retutotheiobleart.portalsandpillarsandbuttresses

    andicesareallveredagesofourlord

    andtheblessedsaints.theeroidererstooaresettowork

    toketapestriesfortheheir

    highestartthattheshrihealtarybeplete

    adoratiohepainterdoeshisbest.poorn,

    heisgreatlyhandiediu

    andtherebyhangsastory.

    theronsoftheearlychristianperiodhadveredthe

    floorsandtheplesandhousesosaics;

    picturesdeoflouredbitsofglass.butthisarthadbeen

    exceedinglydifficult.itgavethepainteocetoexpress

    allheedtosay,asallchildrenko

    kefiguresoutoflouredblocksofof

    saitingthereforediedoutduri

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