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Companion to Roman history (1912)

Jones, Henry Stuart, 1867-1939 · Oxford : Clarendon · leaf 114

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ia, erected as it appears under Tiberiusas a cloth exchange. The functions of government were carriedon at the southern end of the Forum in the municipal buildings,while the Comitium, an enclosed space without a roof, was at thesouth-east corner. The entrances to the Forum could be closed bymeans… … a o 98 ARCHITECTUKE CHAP. II along the sides of the piazza. The larger pedestals at the southernend supported statues of the Imperial family. We may contrast with the Forum of Pompeii, whose gradualdevelopment reflects the history of the city, that of Thamugadi(Timgad) (Plan, Fig. 16), which was…

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