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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

MacGibbon, David, d.1902 · Edinburgh, D. Douglas · leaf 114

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On reaching the main road leadingfrom Frejus to the eastwards, the aqueduct takes a suddenbend to the east, and follows the road for a considerable FRKJUS. 83 distance. At this bend was an entrance gate of the town,called the gate of Rome, a portion of which still exists.From here a branch canal… … 7)U^ FIG. 28. AQUEDUCT, FRKJUS. mens, but some portions in the more remote valleys alsostill retain their arches, and at one place the aqueduct iscarried in two parallel canals on separate arches. Between Frejus and Cannes, the Roman Via Aureliapasses inland through the chain of the Esterelle…

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