- artillery.
Around the
inside periphery of the
vallum was a
clear space, the
intervallum,
which served to
catch enemy missiles, as an
access route to the vallum...
-
presumably occupied the
space between the
inner and
outer s**** (the
intervallum). Flow tank
experiments suggest that
archaeocyathan morphology allowed...
- fold" > volume;
vallis "valley; hollow" ⇒ ;
vallum "wall, rampart";
intervallum "space
between walls" > interval; volūcra "a worm, caterpillar"; valgus...
-
while throw spell stint hour
moment interval hōra < Gk hṓra mōmentum
intervallum PGmc *sundrigaz PGmc *miskjanan
sundry mixed various miscellaneous varius...
- wide and V-shaped ditch. "Internal
features located were the
cobbled intervallum-street [a
perimeter street that ran
around the ramparts], part of a barrack-building...
- located.
Running behind the
ovens a
gravel track was
interpreted as the
intervallum way (one of the
internal roads of the fort). The
foundations of a building...
- part of a
complex of
fortifications which also
included a moat and an
intervallum (the
clearing between the
walls and the city). The
entire length of the...
-
basically the same as that of Baghdad: it was
built with "the same gates,
intervallum (fuṣūl), squares, and streets" as the recently-built
Abbasid capital...
- (laundry, dying,
salted fish and garum, winery)
shops (tabernae)
walls (
intervallum,
inner parts of the towers) and
streets (cardo minor). The
remains of...
- the
differences in the
internal and
external walls, as well as by the
intervallum. S.
nahanniensis has two walls. S. nahanniensis'
outer wall has horizontal...
