Architectura numismatica; or, Architectural medals of classic antiquity: illustrated and explained by comparison with the monuments and the descriptions of ancient authors, and copious text. One hundred lithographs and woodcuts (1859)
Donaldson, Thomas Leverton, 1795-1885 · London, Day & son · leaf 1
n as above the level of the bottomof the rock and whether it included the uppermoststorey. It possibly was about 50 feet wide at thebase, and probable rose to the height of 135 feet.—See also Smiths Dictionary of Greek and RomanAntiquities, Pharos. THE END. LONDON: PRINTED BY COX AND VVYMAN, GREAT… … PRESENTED BY ll^\TO ARCHITECTURA NUMISMATICA, Jr([hitf4tura ^ttmijjmafn[a; OR, ARCHITECTURAL MEDALS OP CLASSIC ANTIQUITY: Pustrattl) miii Cjjiitiittii 1)1 CompnisJii l»it| tfet llonumtnts AND THE DESCRIPTIONS OF ANCIENT AUTHORS, AND COPIOUS TEXT.ONE HUNDRED LITHOGRAPHS AND WOODCUTS. BY T. L.…
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