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The engineering of the roof of the Pantheon. 360. Key is sequence of the buttresses seen in profile and from air. Even more info than ribbing, this is a buttress turned 360. Dome =arch swung 360

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Pantheon. Nihgt view shows porch w. recesses for statues, Agrippa L, Augustus R

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Pantheon- pattern of circles, squares, Storc symbols/Note drain holes

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Completed AD 123/Dia Dome 142 ft, Hag Soph 102 ft, Capitol DC, 96 ft/ Base of dome 23 ft thick, at oculus, 2 ft thick/Pantheon, Rome cross-section showing spherical design/APR 29, 2002

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1)Portrait of a legion 10 cohorts of 6 centuries each 1st cohort double sized /C-cornican CT-centurion D-ordin/T-tesserarius S-signifier/ CO-legatus, 1 trib latid, 5 trib angustcl Praefectus aestrorum aquslifer

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2) Legion (con't) auxiliary cavalry/30 legions in 2nd c AD

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Adventus, arch of Const. Attic, N face, 1st of L

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triuphal parade up Clirus Capitolinus AD 71

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Roman battle line use as triuphal parade

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Roman lictor. He wears the sagus (newt), a rough military cloack of red color, worn in triumphal processins, note rods and hatchet of fasces
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