The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffussion of Useful Knowledge, Volume 20Charles Knight, 1841 |
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... stone . The valley of the Velino is said to have been in very re- mote times occupied by the Umbri , before that ... stones , & c . , are mentioned by The Velino , after its confluence with the Salto , passes Livy ( xxv . 7 ; xxvi . 23 ...
... stone . The valley of the Velino is said to have been in very re- mote times occupied by the Umbri , before that ... stones , & c . , are mentioned by The Velino , after its confluence with the Salto , passes Livy ( xxv . 7 ; xxvi . 23 ...
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... stone , many of which are large and handsome , but the streets are narrow and crooked , and the town dark and gloomy . There is but one inconsiderable market - place , and a pretty spacious parade before the palace , in which the ...
... stone , many of which are large and handsome , but the streets are narrow and crooked , and the town dark and gloomy . There is but one inconsiderable market - place , and a pretty spacious parade before the palace , in which the ...
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... stone gives to the place a sombre appearance . The prin- cipal public buildings are the church of Saint Amable , re- markable for its elegant dome ; La Sainte Chapelle , a beau- tiful Gothic building ; the court - house ( palais ) ...
... stone gives to the place a sombre appearance . The prin- cipal public buildings are the church of Saint Amable , re- markable for its elegant dome ; La Sainte Chapelle , a beau- tiful Gothic building ; the court - house ( palais ) ...
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... stone of the present building was laid in 1331 , but the choir was probably not finished till 1494. It is said to be one of the best - proportioned churches in the kingdom . Its length from east to west is 266 feet 5 inches , the ...
... stone of the present building was laid in 1331 , but the choir was probably not finished till 1494. It is said to be one of the best - proportioned churches in the kingdom . Its length from east to west is 266 feet 5 inches , the ...
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... . The Roman en gineers were very particular in securing a firm bottom , which was done when necessary by ramming the ground with small stones , fragments of brick , & c . On this care- feet , and six inches at fifteen feet . It RIV ROA 28.
... . The Roman en gineers were very particular in securing a firm bottom , which was done when necessary by ramming the ground with small stones , fragments of brick , & c . On this care- feet , and six inches at fifteen feet . It RIV ROA 28.
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