The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 126
mediately discovered, by the pouring out of thewater at the defective place ; and along the whole line of aqueduct, mate-rials were deposited, that there might be no delay m the work ; there wouldbe also less to perform than to take up a whole length of mains laid undera solid and hard pavement,… … AQnA VIRGINE. Th« engravings of this viaduct, and also of tlie Gate of Augustus,at Fano, show a combination of the Trabeate and Arcuate architec-ture, so much adopted by the Romans; although it is highly ornate,tlie combination of the two do not appear to form one construction:—the Trabeate looks…
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