; forin them were buried the sons of Heracles and of the Thespiades,to whom, with Iolaos, the first Greek colonies were due.2 ThereinAristotle, and his commentator after him, erred ; inasmuch asHellenic elements are entirely absent from these sepulchres,whose prototype must be sought among a… … Figs. 39 and 40.—The Nao Nûragh. Plan and section. JO MSLa Marmora. Atlas, Plate XXXIX. Western Europe, and singularly akin to the covered avenues ofthe Celts ; lacking, it is true, the lofty proportion of these, but,on the other hand, far better enclosed. The affinity is carriedinto some of the…
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