A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 54
The building is thought58 PANTHEON to liavc been built in tiie reign of Hadrian, andperhaps between llO and \2l a.d. But it isnot dunbted that the present Imilding representsau earlier one commonly known as the Pantheonof Agrippa, and built in the reign of Augustus; PANTRY see). It was called by… … The Pantheon, Rome.Isabelles i-estoi-alion, which, however, omits the bronze shutter of the oculus. and the portico may be a remaining fragment ofthat building. Lanciani, The Hitins and E.rrnvntions ofAncient Some; for plates, Isabelle, Les Edificescircnlaires et les domes (185.5) ; ParaUele…
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