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 88
oman stage-wall ascribed tothe time of Nero can be traced, consist-ing of a row of small columns supportingarches; and extensive foundations of twoperiods reuuun, with evidence that theearlier does not antedate Lycurgus, 340I5.C. The earliest stage was a rectangu-lar hall about 01) ft. long,… … ■- r- ; * . - f- 4^--^—i^M • -■1.- -•- xt^anS^ _! Cc.j^J^!lfri Jii1Jt;i»*nMiiri*_- • jl-ilil ^Vlr. I—rntf ._^ ^-J\!-tSI!3L. Fig. 27.—Athens, Theatre of Dionysos, Stage-wall. tators, when the theatre came to be used, Tiieatrk of II kudues. See Odcvm. under W an influence, for gladiatorial The…
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