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Capua to Temple of Diana, 3 ; Saticula, 6; Telesia, 6.
Naples to Herclanium, 6 ; Oploatis, 6 ; Pompeii, 3;
Nuceriato Pompeii, or Stabia, 12 ; perhaps 7-
As the supposed date of these tables
is as late as the reign of Theodosius, or
the close of the fourth century, we may
either imagine the inaccuracies of the lat-
ter four distances to have arisen from the
undetermined sites of the lost cities, or
admit this curious document as evidence
that their ruins still pointed out their
places to its constructors.
PLAN OF THE CITY,
AS EXCAVATED TO APRIL, 1819.
As the several portions of this are given
upon a larger and more detailed scale at
Plates 2, 27, 34, 44, 64, it becomes un-
necessary to repeat here the explanation,
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Capua to Temple of Diana, 3 ; Saticula, 6; Telesia, 6.
Naples to Herclanium, 6 ; Oploatis, 6 ; Pompeii, 3;
Nuceriato Pompeii, or Stabia, 12 ; perhaps 7-
As the supposed date of these tables
is as late as the reign of Theodosius, or
the close of the fourth century, we may
either imagine the inaccuracies of the lat-
ter four distances to have arisen from the
undetermined sites of the lost cities, or
admit this curious document as evidence
that their ruins still pointed out their
places to its constructors.
PLAN OF THE CITY,
AS EXCAVATED TO APRIL, 1819.
As the several portions of this are given
upon a larger and more detailed scale at
Plates 2, 27, 34, 44, 64, it becomes un-
necessary to repeat here the explanation,
K