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A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 475

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; theLion Tomb at Cnidus (Knidos) (see LionTomb, II., below); and of irregular work, the ex-tracjrdinary tombs, [lartly rock-cut and jiartlybuilt, recently discovered in the hill country ofAsia Minor (for one of which see Lion Tomb, I.,below). The Romans of the Emjure, althoughusing cremation… … Tomb, Fio. 1, of the Two Seats, Cervetri,Italy ; Flan. A, entrance. B, outer rhnniher with the two seats, C, andlater sarcophagi, I). E, (1, II, K. Toinbal chaTnbers witllplatforms, F, on which bodies were laid. L, chamber withsarcophagi. Rome contains many tombal structures; andmills of a vast…

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