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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 12 (September 1902) (1902)

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he series advantages of the floating pontoon dock, in lieu of the the inaccessible rocky pyramid of Aero-Corinth, which of structural parts of the propylon. usual type of graving dock for commercial purposes is is crowned by a ruined fortification, at one time of becoming more and more emphasized… … in the upper portion of the side walls, and Caesar rebuilt the city and during the height TWO FEMALE HEADS, OVER LIFE-SIZE, FOUND NEAR THE PROPYLON consists of two separate but identical instal- of the Roman Empire it attained a pinnacle lations. Each installation comprises a of unwonted glory as a…

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