A cyclopaedia of works of architecture in Italy, Greece, and the Levant (1895)
Longfellow, William Pitt Preble, 1836-1913 · New York, Scribner's sons · leaf 413
h them ofthe rough sculptures of Constantinos day die ages it was transformed into a fortifiedtower. Upon the attic were originallyplaced an equestrian statue of Drusus andmilitary trophies. Arch of Gallienus, now a simplearch of travertine, 29 ft. high and Si ft.in span, flanked by pilasters with… … Fig ICi, —Rome is striking. The height of the large arch-way is 38 ft., of the small ones 24| ft.{See Fig. 163.) AiiCH OF Diiusrs. father of the em-peror Claudius, erected over the AppianWay by decree of the Senate in 8 b.c, inrecognition of the generals successes inthe Kha?tian and German wars. It…
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