The Seine From Havre to Paris
The Seine From Havre to Paris
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It was known locally as the Roquette, and was so termed in a deed of 1701 ; it then belonged to the Harcourts, who were also the owners of Tancar- ville. In 1794 it was sold, as being the property of an Emigrd, to a coffee-house keeper named Caron, who parted with much of the masonry, notably the two grand staircases at the end of the portico, for building material. Owing to the action of the Abbe Rever, cure of Conteville (Eure), a learned archaeologist, the Conseil Gt^neral of the Seine- Infe...rieure acquired possession of it in 1818 and voted funds for its excavation.
It stands at the bottom of a hill, and is nearly semicircular in form. The stage and the apart- rt W :z; 4-> Z o h CQ W J s ^ o t—H c^ H-1 CH. V THE ROMAN THEATRE 137 ments in connection with it were comprised within a line joining the two large lateral passages, formerly vaulted, and the porch, which nearly filled up the space now enclosed by the iron railing along the Place Felix Faure. At the boundary of the half- circle formed by the orchestra and above it on the first fiat surface were the stone seats (bisellia) reserved for the quality and important functionaries.
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It was known locally as the Roquette, and was so termed in a deed of 1701 ; it then belonged to the Harcourts, who were also the owners of Tancar- ville. In 1794 it was sold, as being the property of an Emigrd, to a coffee-house keeper named Caron, who parted with much of the masonry, notably the two grand staircases at the end of the portico, for building material. Owing to the action of the Abbe Rever, cure of Conteville (Eure), a learned archaeologist, the Conseil Gt^neral of the Seine- Infe...rieure acquired possession of it in 1818 and voted funds for its excavation.
It stands at the bottom of a hill, and is nearly semicircular in form. The stage and the apart- rt W :z; 4-> Z o h CQ W J s ^ o t—H c^ H-1 CH. V THE ROMAN THEATRE 137 ments in connection with it were comprised within a line joining the two large lateral passages, formerly vaulted, and the porch, which nearly filled up the space now enclosed by the iron railing along the Place Felix Faure. At the boundary of the half- circle formed by the orchestra and above it on the first fiat surface were the stone seats (bisellia) reserved for the quality and important functionaries.
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