Rambles in the Pyrenees and the adjacent districts, Gascony, Pays de Foix, & Roussillon (1912)
Jackson, F. Hamilton (Frederick Hamilton), 1848-1923 · New York : Dutton · leaf 393
and with deep rutsworn in them. The drain which ran down the middlebeneath the paving has been again made serviceable.It then passed over a bridge of seven arches, whichstill exists. The first Acts mentioning it call it PonsVetus ; afterwards it is called Pons Mercatoruin, l)e- 328 NARBONNE cause… … CANAL DE LA ROBINE AND ROMAN BRIDGE, NARBONNE. or 15 feet. The others are now cellars to houses builtin the bed of the river. In 1879 excavations discoveredthe base of a temple of Jupiter, which had been in thecapitol. Of the many fine buildings of the Romancity, the only remains are the…
Architecture -- France · Pyrenees -- Description and travel · France -- Description and travel
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