The Remains of Ancient Rome volume 1
The Remains of Ancient Rome volume 1
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The numerous upper rooms (fig. 25, EEE) Upper floor. Are very small, some are barely 6 feet square. Remains of a staircase (fig. 25, F) exists which once led to a higher story still, now destroyed. At this part of the house there are foundation walls of some later building, cast in rough concrete, and easily distinguishable from the neat opus reticulatum of the original structure.
A door opposite this staircase leads into the long Crypto- Crypto- v L porticus.
porticus (fig. 25, H) which branch...ed in three directions ; see 19, 1 Good examples of tegulae mammatae are preserved in the Opera del Duomo at Orvieto. Each tile was fixed by four large iron nails which passed through holes in the centres of the projecting bosses. Others, found in Rome, are in the Museo delle Terme.
182 CRYPTO-PORTICUS CHAP.
Crypto- 19 on the Palatine Plan, fig. 22. One branch leads into the ancient Eepublican house described above, and from it stairs descend to the rock-cut chambers under the Temple (so called) of Jupiter Victor ; another branch (fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The numerous upper rooms (fig. 25, EEE) Upper floor. Are very small, some are barely 6 feet square. Remains of a staircase (fig. 25, F) exists which once led to a higher story still, now destroyed. At this part of the house there are foundation walls of some later building, cast in rough concrete, and easily distinguishable from the neat opus reticulatum of the original structure.
A door opposite this staircase leads into the long Crypto- Crypto- v L porticus.
porticus (fig. 25, H) which branch...ed in three directions ; see 19, 1 Good examples of tegulae mammatae are preserved in the Opera del Duomo at Orvieto. Each tile was fixed by four large iron nails which passed through holes in the centres of the projecting bosses. Others, found in Rome, are in the Museo delle Terme.
182 CRYPTO-PORTICUS CHAP.
Crypto- 19 on the Palatine Plan, fig. 22. One branch leads into the ancient Eepublican house described above, and from it stairs descend to the rock-cut chambers under the Temple (so called) of Jupiter Victor ; another branch (fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Henry Middleton to read onlineMoreLess
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