or more rooms heated by hypocausts.Glazed windows they had, for broken window-glass is almostinvariably found amongst the debris. Upper storeys are amatter of inference rather than direct proof, but everything pointsto the general use of timber-construction in the upper work ;and the roofs, we… … 169 170 ROMANO-BRITISH BUILDINGS AND EARTHWORKS corridors and the forms of what we have termed the state apart-ments here. There is little doubt that the corridor was normall}, anexternal feature with a pent ice roof, and thus resembled theclassical portico and the cloister of the medieval…
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