Pompeiana : the topography, edifices and ornaments of Pompeii : the result of excavations since 1819 (1832)
Gell, William, Sir, 1777-1836, Uwins, Thomas, 1782-1857, Moses, Henry, 1782?-1870, Cahusac, R. F, Henshall, J., fl. 1828-1850, Tingle, James, fl. 1824-1850, Havell, Daniel, d. 1826?, Varrall, J. C, Kelsall, W, Allen, James Baylis, 1803-1876, Winkles, Benjamin, Starling, Schmollinger, W, Havell, Frederick James, 1801-1840, Havell, James, Kernott, J. H, Higham, Gladwin, George, fl. 1821-1838, Faithorn, F, Fenner, Sears & Co · London : Jennings and Chaplin · leaf 178
per-fluous water, and a low step at the bottomto assist in getting out of the water. The alcoves, or scholae, are five feet twoinches wide, by two feet half an inch deep.Their arches, which rise to the height of onefoot eight inches, spring from a point fivefeet six inches above the floor. Vide… … POMPEIANA. 103 which a small part of the summit is destroyed,having, in fact, risen above the accumulatedsoil of so many centuries. It appears to havebeen painted blue, and had an opening orwindow near the top, toward the south-west,possibly not glazed, as, being a cold bath,the increase of…
Architecture, Roman
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