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Christian archaeology; (1888)

Bennett, Charles Wesley, 1828-1891 · New York, Phillips · leaf 201

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latine have no peristjie; while the recently ^ ^^discovered atrium of Yesta, which is one of the most elegant Rome,dwelling-houses yet excavated in Rome, has a very spacious oecus,but lacks the peristyle. ^ This is virtually the theory of Messmer. 170 APXH.EoLOfiY OF CIIIJISTIAN ART. or for… … Fig. 69.—Atrium displuviatum with covered compluvlum. acc<tr(rniL!,- to the dignity and importance of the body thtTcinassendding; usually the term cnriie being a])i)lied to halls of gieatersize which were used for jtublic business, the teru\ scholar to build-ings occu]iicd by ])ri\ate clubs.…

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