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 306
y everycourse of masonry is of the same height, being within a fractionof 20 inches, the length of the stones averaging 38 inches.In each Order the entablatures are similar, the architrave, frieze,and cornice being each one stone in height. The bases of theengaged columns are in one stone, and the… … ga « .2 w •- O ^O .g Si » fee [<SI <! ft ■*■ O tf w ,2i > ri H M < C w £ P4 • - H u < ii! <§ H I Oh rt L— p & A 3- > .2? H § < 6 H ;; * H <£ o> K M- £ 3 3 2 * •£, jg as ao a w „ s .2, Africa under the Gordians 233 of this description. Comparing it with the…
Inscriptions, Latin
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