 | Frederick Adolphus Packard - 1855 - 740 páginas
...circumference; and would, of course, include eight cities as large as London and its appendages. It was laid out in six hundred and twenty-five squares,...right angles. The walls, which were of brick; were at least seventyfive feet high and thirty-two broad. A trench surrounded the 3ity, the sides of which... | |
 | Frederick Adolphus Packard - 1855 - 726 páginas
...cities as large as London and its appendages. It was laid out in iix hundred and twenty-five equares, formed by the intersection of twenty-five streets...right angles. The walls, which were of brick, were at least seventyfive feet high and thirty-two broad. A trench surrounded the city, the sides of which... | |
 | George Washington Williams - 1882 - 1152 páginas
...circumference ; and would, of course, include eight cities as large as London and its appendages. It was laid out in six hundred and twenty-five squares,...right angles. The walls, which were of brick, were three hundred and fifty feet high, and eighty-seven feet broad. A trench surrounded the city, the sides... | |
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Belus, and on the other the Queen's Palace. These two edifices were connected by a passage under the bed of the river. This city was at least forty-five miles in circumference ; and would, of course, include eight cities as large as London and its appendages.... 