Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 292
ll-balanced on the other by the little crouching humanfigure whose left hand holding a staff remains in front ofthe owls wing. Other miniature figures appear to havefilled the corners of the pediment, quite out of scale withthe large Victories that support the disc. But thoughthe tympanum does not… … ^ >^ t=. H erf < CH. xxvi] ROMAN BRITAIN 179 good was done in Britain during the next nine hundred Temple at , Bath years \ The Roman buildings at Bath were no doubt wreckedby the Saxons, as well as those in other parts of theKingdom; but their ruins must have been for manysucceeding…
