The Cities And Cemeteries of Etruria volume 1
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Apulia, in a tomb of four chambers XLIII. Real windows so situated are in every respect extremely like the not uncommon in Etruscan tombs, Etruscan, discovered in 1828. The and occur most frequently at Cervetri, architrave, however, is by no means Bieda, and Chiusi.
CHAP. XVII. ] SINGULAR CONICAL TOMB.
271 probability that these rows and streets of sepulchres were designed to image forth the buildings in the city opposite. Among the sepulchral varieties of Bieda, two claim par- ticular not...ice. One of these, which lies in the glen to the east of the town, is a cone of rock, hewn into steps, or a CONICAL TOMB, HEWN IN THE ROCK series of circular bases, tapering upwards. Of these, four only now remain, and the cone is truncated, but whether this were its original form, it is not easy to say. 8 Like the conical tombs of Vulci and Tarquinii, it was probably sur- mounted by a sphinx, lion, pine-cone, or some other fune- real emblem, or by a clppus. The rock around it is cut into a trench and rampart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tav.
Apulia, in a tomb of four chambers XLIII. Real windows so situated are in every respect extremely like the not uncommon in Etruscan tombs, Etruscan, discovered in 1828. The and occur most frequently at Cervetri, architrave, however, is by no means Bieda, and Chiusi.
CHAP. XVII. ] SINGULAR CONICAL TOMB.
271 probability that these rows and streets of sepulchres were designed to image forth the buildings in the city opposite. Among the sepulchral varieties of Bieda, two claim par- ticular not...ice. One of these, which lies in the glen to the east of the town, is a cone of rock, hewn into steps, or a CONICAL TOMB, HEWN IN THE ROCK series of circular bases, tapering upwards. Of these, four only now remain, and the cone is truncated, but whether this were its original form, it is not easy to say. 8 Like the conical tombs of Vulci and Tarquinii, it was probably sur- mounted by a sphinx, lion, pine-cone, or some other fune- real emblem, or by a clppus. The rock around it is cut into a trench and rampart.
What to read after The Cities And Cemeteries of Etruria volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Dennis to read onlineMoreLess
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