Salona. 87 Ch. XII ] every one has its walls full of fragments of Roman sculpture and inscriptions : and here we unconsciously enter the precincts of one of the proudest provincial cities of the Roman world. The circuit of the ancient walls has been made out with tolerable distinctness, and a rough… … parts by a wall with an important gateway, marked by Professor Bulic as the Porta Caesarea, of which the outside is towards the east as if the western half of the city were the older of the two. The eastern half is the part by which the visitor will enter
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