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... Belus , remained , although not entire.- We learn both from Niebuhr and Beauchamp , that the foundations of buildings , and apparently of the walls of the city also , ( but particularly from the former ) continue to be dug up , and to ...
... Belus , remained , although not entire.- We learn both from Niebuhr and Beauchamp , that the foundations of buildings , and apparently of the walls of the city also , ( but particularly from the former ) continue to be dug up , and to ...
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... Belus , would also have been found much thicker than the baked ones.t " M. Beauchamp seems to take it for granted , that ce- ment , either of bitumen or lime , was employed in all the masonry in ancient Babylon . But we do not conceive ...
... Belus , would also have been found much thicker than the baked ones.t " M. Beauchamp seems to take it for granted , that ce- ment , either of bitumen or lime , was employed in all the masonry in ancient Babylon . But we do not conceive ...
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... Belus ; and in other great ruins higher up , he says , that the osiers were only laid occasionally . ' As the mode of building with reeds between the courses appears to have prevailed only amongst the ancient Babylonians , we may ...
... Belus ; and in other great ruins higher up , he says , that the osiers were only laid occasionally . ' As the mode of building with reeds between the courses appears to have prevailed only amongst the ancient Babylonians , we may ...
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