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An inquiry into the principles of beauty in Grecian architecture : with an historical view of the rise and progress of the art in Greece / by George, Earl of Aberdeen.

George Hamilton Gordon Aberdeen Earl of, 1784-1860

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Fallen Columns of the Parthenon--Doric columns of the style of achitecture which flourished in Athens during the time that Jeremiah wrote

Fallen Columns of the Parthenon--Doric columns of the style of achitecture which flourished in Athens during the time that Jeremiah wrote

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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Ephesus and the temple of Diana.

Edward Falkener

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Academy of Science, Athens--The direct outcome of the Christian civilization under the benign influence of which this city now flourishes

Academy of Science, Athens--The direct outcome of the Christian civilization under the benign influence of which this city now flourishes

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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מפת מדידה - מפת שכונות קטמון הישנה והמושבה היוונית.

מפת מדידה - מפת שכונות קטמון הישנה והמושבה היוונית.

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Temples, tombs and monuments of ancient Greece and Rome : a description and a history of some of the most remarkable memorials of classical architecture / W.H. Davenport Adams.

Temples, tombs and monuments of ancient Greece and Rome : a description and a history of some of the most remarkable memorials of classical architecture / W.H. Davenport Adams.

William Henry Davenport Adams

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Door Graffiti. Photograph of: Catacomb 1, Hall G, the entrance door to the Hall G

Door Graffiti. Photograph of: Catacomb 1, Hall G, the entrance door to the Hall G

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[Greece] [cartographic material].

[Greece] [cartographic material].

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