Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 23
imposing a common existence and acommon culture upon them. When one travels along a Romanroad it is very easy to understand how the dwellers in theseregions were sensible of a distant solidarity. Their roads, evenwhen disused, are not obliterated; they still indicate the ancientroute across fields.… … nc. 2. — ROMAN THEATRE, ARI.ES. halting-place along them was the nucleus of a future city of France.At the cross-roads we shall find the active centres of Roman art. A network of more naturaland less geometrical high-ways, corresponding to thelocal geology, was relatedto this vast system of…
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