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The archæology of Rome, Part 7

Part 7 — THE COLOSSEUM. PLATE XXXI.

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AMPHITHEATRE AT VERONA.

Illustration from The archæology of Rome, Part 7: The Flavian amphitheatre, commonly called the Colosseum

AMPHITHEATRE OF VERONA

A. VIEW OF EXTERIOR WITH THE ARCADES

B. VIEW IN INTERIOR WITH SEATS

Description of Plate XXXI.

AMPHITHEATRE AT VERONA.

(From Photograph.)

A. Exterior, with the double arcade,—and remains of the exterior front.

B. Interior, with the marble seats. These are the most perfect that remain anywhere, and they shew what the Colosseum must have been when perfect.

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