The Atrium Vestae
The Atrium Vestae
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Many pieces of marble showing traces of fire were found, in the course of the excavations, in and near the pozzi at this end of the court. These may have been, however, from some more remote part of the building or have been injured in some later fire.^" The rooms on the west" were, it is probable, wholly destroyed, since the walls are rebuilt from the foundations.^" Whether the foundations themselves belong to this or to the preceding period can not be determined, except in a few cases, since ...they are for the most part con- cealed by later structures. The changes in plan on the north side of the building suggest, however, a corresponding change in the arrangement on this side also. New foundations would in that case have been required.
1 Plan B. Cj. Plan A. » Plan B, 8-9.
'Plan B, 13. LoSee p. 43.
'The line is plainly marked by the change in "Plan B, 15-28. The arch in which was found a brickwork. Brick-stamp of the second century mentioned * Cf. Plans A and B. By Huelsen (Roem. Miiilt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many pieces of marble showing traces of fire were found, in the course of the excavations, in and near the pozzi at this end of the court. These may have been, however, from some more remote part of the building or have been injured in some later fire.^" The rooms on the west" were, it is probable, wholly destroyed, since the walls are rebuilt from the foundations.^" Whether the foundations themselves belong to this or to the preceding period can not be determined, except in a few cases, since ...they are for the most part con- cealed by later structures. The changes in plan on the north side of the building suggest, however, a corresponding change in the arrangement on this side also. New foundations would in that case have been required.
1 Plan B. Cj. Plan A. » Plan B, 8-9.
'Plan B, 13. LoSee p. 43.
'The line is plainly marked by the change in "Plan B, 15-28. The arch in which was found a brickwork. Brick-stamp of the second century mentioned * Cf. Plans A and B. By Huelsen (Roem. Miiilt.
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