IT may not appear a very logical mode of proceeding to describe the manner in which light was introduced into Roman temples before attempting to grapple with the problem of lighting those of Greece, which it is the principal object of this treatise to explain.
An edition of The Parthenon an Essay on the Mode by Which Light was Introduced into Greek and Roman Temples
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The Parthenon an Essay on the Mode by Which Light was Introduced into Greek and Roman Temples
by James Fergusson
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The Parthenon an Essay on the Mode by Which Light was Introduced into Greek and Roman Temples
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