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O F T H E COLOSS E UM, t\T ROME PLATE CXXV. SECT IOI\ THROUGH No.. 46. ~~::: 0 1:i:~~le ~t;~~~~;:min~u~~r~;•sio:ua~~!:: ~~ l'bte CXVII. N~arl~· the whole of lbe stairs in tM div~ion remain; the~- areoftravenine &tone, bid onbrickortile: :.ndaAtt~ionofonc~givcnin l'lateCXXVII I Themezu.nineovertheeccondtorridOl'recci,·es its light fromthetorridorsoflbethin:l range, by anopeninginthc\"ault. TheO(HI..UUC:tinnwil!beoeenbyrr:ferenaotothcPiate. PLATE CXXVI SECTION TIJROUt.dl No.. 4S Tmsse:~ ~=~~g~~~~r .:;;~~it~~ ~t ~~~ '~:t:":~a~~~~~~:=~ th.ogrountlpb.n
PLAT E CXXVill. 1). I'LAsofthe.uii"C::.Se$inthesccondconidorofthclhirdorCorinthianrnnge: thcirsituationisgiV~:n in I'~~ ~i:!=:~~~~to. They "'Cte eight~n in numlx:r. B.Longitudinalekvationofthenightnextthcoultrwall A. Longitudin.alt::le•-ationoftheinncrflil:ht: !hoe&tcpsn::main up to the landing. and continue aftcritsufficie building. Their situation m;~.y be seen in pl:ln C, l'l:ue CXVIIJ. The)' we"' fouronly innumber. L The plan of thestairsinthemezz.anineover!he BeCOnd corridor. Theirsi!Ua.tionma.>·besecn in plan B. Plate CXVII. They were si:orteen in number. M. Section, and Nclevation,ofthe5ame. P. Section of ,.·atercourse next to inner wall in this PLAT E CX X IX. A. I'LANofthepieDoneachsidcoftbc:northeentralopeningon the ground floor,,.-ithlhep:n>cment and Slep3 and indication of a ponico. which ill supposed 10 ha\'C communicated with the Baths of T itus.andisrej>l"e$(:ntedonmeda.ls. B.Sectionthrooghthesame. C. Halflheplanofacolumnfouudonthespot,andsupposedtohavcbeenilal"tOfthisponico: it isoflincpavonazc:ttomarble. ThcHutcsandfilleu:werepresc:ntcdat D. E.Pla.noftheouterpiers,groundstory F. l'lanof thesccondpieronthcsamestory. G. l'bnof thethirdditto. H. Planof theouterpieron the Corinthian or third t:Uib"C·"·ith the situation ofthestylobatc in tlteopenings. I. Planofthewholelengthof thestylolxuetaken on the top,withthemorticeholestowhiehthe st:uuesarc$UpJIOiiedtoh;webeenfi:or.ed ~- ,:~::::~~:~' ;:; d::,:c stylobatc. N. ll.u;e,and M thesurbasemouldingofthcsame. · 1'1.-tnofthesink. stones in the rne.uanin.covcr the third corridor on the Ionic range. Their situ.UIOOmaybeseenelosetotheinnerw;~.llonpbnA,I'lateCXVI I
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