sregarded. So far as can be judged from their remains, the other unsym-metrical Roman towns appear to have resembled Silchester, andlike it to have had four principal gates. Roman Chichester wassimilarly polygonal, and the present streets are reminiscent of asimilar rectangular arrangement. Bath… … o § O ? a- were arranged as at Silchester ; but the rampart and ditch differin their irregular curvilinear course. This, in less degree, is also * Arch. Jourtial, xxxiv, p. 354. Vict. History, Herefordshire, i, 175. Vvright, Uriconium. 44 ROMANO-BRITISH BUILDINGS AND EARTHWORKS noticeable at St.…
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