Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York, Sturgis & Walton Company · leaf 433
the port,near the arch which, as at present, adjoins thequay: the whole topography of the scene in therelief fits into that of Ancona, including the tem-ple on the heights. But where are the troopsbound? One wild theory takes them on vesselsas far as the Bosphorus. I agree with ProfessorBulic and… … WEST NORD Spalato, plan of modern town in connection with Diocletians Palace Plate I.I ROMAN CITIES 307 network of Dalmatian roads connecting botKwith the garrison camps and the valley of theMiddle Danube, which Trajan wished to reachdirectly. For confirmation of this theory, itwould be natural to…
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