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| The building |
| Description and function |
The porticus is opposite the theatre and in front of a row of shops. In the Severan period two brick piers belonging to a triumphal arch of Caracalla were set against the porticus. |
| Date |
Dated to the reign of Commodus. |
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Nrs. 712-729
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| Description |
On the side of the street 18 cornerstones can be seen, mid and high.
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| Date |
The stones are in the Commodan masonry. |
| Measurements |
Meas. VdM. The stones start at 0.80-0.86 and 2.04-2.08. Av. l. 0.22, w. 0.30, h. 0.18. |
| Remarks |
| The southermost pier has not been preserved high enough for stones. Secondary masonry set against the second pier from the north must cover two stones.
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Plan of the building. North is to the left. After SO I.
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