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Tbcponico is()(b..~l)'le,<br />
bcingone hundn:d and ten fc.:t in extenl, 10 theouaidc <strong>of</strong> tho51ullli<strong>of</strong><br />
thellngUIl<br />
whiehtheponiooisplaa:d;andrisc:sinfrontt<strong>of</strong>onnapediment,tbeoentralpa.n.<strong>of</strong>•-hichw;wc:ut<br />
a.,.,.y,andthewallrcc:cuc:d.tOformb~sunder thetwotowcrlcroc:tcdbylkmini,whichare<br />
purposely omitted in theelevation.~thcywouldconceal thedon>e: theupl'eroomi~abocontinu,~<br />
roundtheprojeo:tionaboveit. <strong>The</strong>waUwhichrilaasa plinth tothedomc,n:croc.tcnfcetfromthe<br />
face<strong>of</strong>thcmainwall. <strong>The</strong> dome is funhcr strengthened by six other d~'g'l'CCI. now unequal in fii~;<br />
and above them it nssurn~ its globubr form. T he whole is now covered with lead, except the rim to<br />
~:r:::;;;;n the •ummit; it is surrounded by plates <strong>of</strong> bronze. with which the whole is said tO have<br />
T heelev:~tion<strong>of</strong> theportiooi~dC$Cl'ibed i n l'blC XLIV<br />
lnthesectionarclhownthepil:.stcrs.whicharcattachedtothcprojectionbc:hindtheportico.<br />
<strong>The</strong>yhavOUld1<br />
Thcdoorw'.tyis"""'!particuLulyrcpresentedinPLlteXLIX.<br />
PLATE XLIV.
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