Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 32
of Roman architecture to have raised itinto the region of art. Without it the theatres, amphi-theatres, aqueducts, baths, basilicas, and bridges of theRoman world would have been impossible. It is to thepractical turn of the Roman mind that we must credit itsadoption, while on the other hand it is… … ^wvz^^ Fig. I. of what originated in mere considerations of utility intoa consistent and novel style of architecture. It has been objected to the Roman architects that 8 ROMAN ARCHITECTURE [ch. i whereas, except in porticos of temples where Greek tra-dition survived, they rejected the principles of…
