A history of advertising, from the earliest times : illustrated by anecdotes, curious specimens, and biographical notes (1874)
Sampson, Henry, 1841-1891 · London : Chatto · leaf 68
ly contain morethan about twelve hundred is rather incredible—perhaps it should beninety. PergulcB were either porticos shaded with verdure, latticeswith creeping plants, or small rooms above the shops, bedrooms forthe shopkeepers. Ccenacula were rooms under the terraces. Whenthey were good enough… … had RinTlNV5 WALL INSCRIPTIONS IN POMPEII. -Appa raMyl^^fi^^ 2^r¥iriipm^ hy inlwbbUanta, with rcferenct to their fancies and favaurites, in the circuses and at otfier public exhibitions. ANCIENT FORMS OF AD VER TISING. 4 r bowers, and gentlemens apartments. The hirer mustapply to the slave of Cn.…
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