nic or Antonine period, CHAP. II ARCHITECTURE 183 which have been found in the villa, belong to the time ofits enlargement and redecoration. Finally, there are signs thatabout the beginning of the fourth century, when the earlier build- u ^a D c D□□ □D inui 2< O en _l= O > \- □ □ i= n K □<… … o EH - s S3o COCO 6 ings were beginning to fall into decay, certain fresh constructionswere raised: to the east of the baths a complete set of livingrooms were added, and a part of the long gallery running fromnorth to south was occupied by small rooms. A century later-doubtless in one of the early…
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