Roman Mosaics
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Pope Pius VI. Gatheredtogether the fragments, and with the aid of granite pieces taken fromthe ruined column of Antoninus Pius, which stood in the neighbourhood, he formed of these a whole shaft, which represents, as nearly aspossible, the original obelisk. It is seventy-two feet high, and issurmounted by a globe and a small pyramid of bronze, which, along withits pedestal, increases its height to one hundred and thirty-fourfeet. A portion of the lines of the celebrated sun-dial, whose gnomonit... formed, was brought to light under the sacristy of San Lorenzo inLucina in 1463.
All the other obelisks in Rome belong to comparatively recent periods, to the decadence of Egypt. None of them are of any great significanceto the student of arch
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pope Pius VI. Gatheredtogether the fragments, and with the aid of granite pieces taken fromthe ruined column of Antoninus Pius, which stood in the neighbourhood, he formed of these a whole shaft, which represents, as nearly aspossible, the original obelisk. It is seventy-two feet high, and issurmounted by a globe and a small pyramid of bronze, which, along withits pedestal, increases its height to one hundred and thirty-fourfeet. A portion of the lines of the celebrated sun-dial, whose gnomonit... formed, was brought to light under the sacristy of San Lorenzo inLucina in 1463.
All the other obelisks in Rome belong to comparatively recent periods, to the decadence of Egypt. None of them are of any great significanceto the student of arch
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macmillan Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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