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Roman cities in Italy and Dalmatia (1910)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York : Sturgis & Walton company · leaf 240

An illustration from Roman cities in Italy and Dalmatia, 1910, leaf 240
nerstone is overtwelve meters long; the joints are fine and thesurfaces perfectly worked. The width of the basement is ten meters, al-lowing for a gable with four columns on thefront and two on the sides. A most curiousfeature are two parallel vaulted passageways inthe front part of the basement,… … Spoleto, Interior of the Church of the Crocifisso showing profuseand confused use of Roman material Plate xxix ROMAN CITIES 159 are explained by an interesting feature in thebasement, a break in the masonry where thesepassages occur, which shows that at some periodthe basement was lengthened toward…

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

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