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Roman cities in Italy and Dalmatia (1910)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York, Sturgis & Walton Company · leaf 227

An illustration from Roman cities in Italy and Dalmatia, 1910, leaf 227
or the church had bold tunnel vaults, veryunusual in Italy, which fell less than a centuryago. The entire site is now owned by a gentle-man farmer who keeps a caretaker in the ruinedmonastery. The key to the church was not to befound and I remember applying my camera toa crack in the heavy wooden… … Narni (near) Augustan and pre-Augustan Bridge for the Via Flaminia Plate xxviir The Umbrians and the Flaminian Way North of the Sabines and of Picenum, andeast of the Etruscans, was Umbria, reaching upthe Adriatic seaboard as far north as Ravennaand bisected, at the time we shall visit it, by…

Cities and towns, Ancient · Cities and towns -- Italy · Architecture, Roman · Italy -- Antiquities · Dalmatia (Croatia) -- Antiquities

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