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The archæology of Rome, Part 7

Note 69 — THE FLAVIAN AMPHITHEATRE, COMMONLY CALLED THE COLOSSEUM.

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Santi-Bartoli (in a paper printed in the Miscellanea, by Fea, vol. i. p. ccxxiii.) states that in his time a quantity of leaden water-pipes, which carried water from the Thermæ of Titus to the Colosseum, were found in an orchard north of the Colosseum.

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