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As the towers thickened, the great bell tower of San Pietro was added to the marvelous group of two hundred dark brick piers, built by Alberto, inzigniero of the Municipality and the Chapter in pure Romanesque style: at his feet the bishop Enrico della Fratta raised his episcopal seat by adorning it with a very high portico with round columns and circular arches. (pp. 38-39)

— Guido Zucchini (historian)

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "As the towers thickened, the great bell tower of San Pietro was added to the marvelous group of two hundred dark brick piers, built by Alberto, inzigniero of the Municipality and the Chapter in pure Romanesque style: at his feet the bishop Enrico della Fratta raised his episcopal seat by adorning it with a very high portico with round columns and circular arches. (pp. 38-39)" in the context of "" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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About Guido Zucchini (historian)

Guido Zucchini (C.E.1882 – 1957), Italian engineer and art historian.