Roman Africa; an outline of the history of the Roman occupation of North Africa, based chiefly upon inscriptions and monumental remains in that country. With 30 reproductions of original drawings by the author, and two maps (1902)
Graham, Alexander · London Longmans, Green · leaf 189
nst one ofthe side-walls, but these were evidently of a later erection.There is, however, sufficient evidence, after an examination ofthe details of these monumental buildings, that the templesand the enclosure were of the same date, and may be attributedto the reign of Antonine. The custom of… … Africa under Antoninus Pius 127 the citadels of primitive times. For instance, the temple of^sculapius (the largest fane in Carthage) stood within thecitadel, the Parthenon at Athens was within the walls of theAcropolis, and the Temple of Jupiter at Rome was at one timewithin the Capitol. There is…
Inscriptions, Latin
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