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Companion to Roman history (1912)

Jones, Henry Stuart, 1867-1939 · Oxford : Clarendon · leaf 136

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aracalla) and pediment. Some remains of the southcolonnade can also be traced. In the last century of the Republicand the reign of Augustus the number of porticus in the CampusMartius was largely multiplied. They served as parks, picturegalleries, and museums of sculpture, and contained rooms for… … o On 110 ARCHITECTURE chap, ii Portions Pompciana. which adjoined the Theatre of Pompey(p. 124) and contained the curia Pompeii in which Caesar wasmurdered ; the Portico of the Hundred Columns (Hecatostylon),disposed in a double colonnade with a central wall; the PorticusPhilippi, bearing the name…

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