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Companion to Roman history (1912)

Jones, Henry Stuart, 1867-1939 · Oxford : Clarendon · leaf 196

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uction that whichadjoins the Piazza dOro. The buildings above described sufficed for the actual residenceof the emperor : but there were a multitude of others whichserved for his recreation or for the accommodation of his court,many of which are still imperfectly known. No less than three CHAP. II… … I theatres can be traced, two at the northern extremity of the villa anda third to the south of the Accademia : between the two first-named is a building in which the earlier explorers of the villa N2 180 AROHITECTUEE chap, ii recognized a palaestra. At the eastern end of the long courtwhich we…

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