- bank on
which the
building was set,
large support structures,
called substructions, were
created in the
northern part, and
substantial cuts were made to...
- the
promontory on the west of it;
under the
Hotel Bellevue Syrene are
substructions and a rock-hewn tunnel. To the north-west on the Capo di
Sorrento is...
- from
those emplo**** in tunnel-driving. For
urban development, such
substructions are
regarded as
particularly useful for
providing large open spaces...
- by the 193-metre-wide (633-foot)
Pergamon Bridge, the
largest bridge substruction of antiquity.
According to
Christian tradition, in the year 92 Saint...
- water]
arrives at the bottom, let it be
carried level by
means of a low
substruction as
great a
distance as possible; this is the part
called the venter,...
-
Example of opus
mixtum in the
substruction of
Brest Castle, France...
-
occupied by a castle,
converted into a prison; a
small portion of the
substructions,
built of very
large and m****ive
stones is all that
remains of the ancient...
- Suessa,
where there are some
fragments of the
ancient walls, and m****ive
substructions,
probably those of a temple. The hill on
which it
stood forms part of...
- June, 1873 and 23
April 1874.
Schick was
determined to
depict "the
substructions (sic),
cisterns and all
underground buildings as well as
those above...
- have all been
carried away, but many of the
stones which formed their substruction remain.
Immediately below the theatre, on the s****, are the
ruins of...
