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Fig. 3:Cuicul,
Fountainof the
Tetrarchy,
restitution from
ground level of the
situationbefore
andafter the
constructionof the
fountainblocking
the street between
theHouseof
Bacchusand the
SouthernGreat
Baths. 34 Nicolas Lamare
Fig. 4:Sbeitla,
Fountain to
the southwest
of the forum,
the inscribed
blockno. 4.
thatpunctuated the façade (Figs.4–5).More classical in its presentationaroundacentredplan
architecture, theinscriptionof theFountainofLiberalis inTimgad15wasplacedalongtheentab-
latureblocksthat followedtheoctagonalplanof themonument(Fig.6).16Theuncertaintyabout
the total number of six or eight inscribed fragments raises a question regarding the layout of
theseblocks: the locationalonga roadand the choice topresent only six inscribedblocks that
can be restored positioned to the street side, would have allowed the passer-by to read the
entire textwithout stoppingashewalked.
15 CILVIII, 2406;AE 1979, 670.
16 Boeswillwald et al. 1905, 317–319; Lamare 2019, 333–335no.20.
The Power of Urban Water
Studies in premodern urbanism
- Title
- The Power of Urban Water
- Subtitle
- Studies in premodern urbanism
- Authors
- Nicola Chiarenza
- Annette Haug
- Ulrich Müller
- Publisher
- De Gruyter Open Ltd
- Date
- 2020
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-11-067706-5
- Size
- 21.0 x 28.0 cm
- Pages
- 280
- Category
- Technik