The antiquities of Athens and other monuments of Greece (1858)
Stuart, James, 1713-1788, Revett, Nicholas, 1720-1804 · London : H. G. Bohn · leaf 126
randeur, ever attained toby the architectural exertions of the emperors of the Roman world Whenever, or by whomsoever, finished, these columns bear the indications of a pureage of Grecian art; and indeed the remains of such atemple with columns composed of the purest marble,more than six feet and a… … || WO circumstances connected with iM this structure have furnished materials for a controversy, they are demolished. chiefly remarkable for the readi-ness with which hypotheses areframed, and the ease with whichThe first difficulty that presentsitself to the archaiologist, when endeavouring to…
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