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ecaused the former to be far better preserved. This matterwill be discussed at greater length in our third chapter. Hereit will be enough to remark that the upper storeys and the 1 Cf. Ruggiero, Scavi, etc.. Introduction, for all these particulars.- For this aqueduct, whose connection with Pompeii… … °^ ■-• H ? < S I . H £ C 2f Z °- < S J o CHAP. I TOPOGRAPHY 69 woodwork (roofs, furniture, window-cases, etc.) seem all tohave survived at Herculaneum, the wood in a state ofcarbonisation ; whereas at Pompeii they have almost entirelyperished. And, owing to the carelessness and ignorance…
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