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1. | Aerial view looking east. | 59 |
2. | Aerial view looking northeast over the Theatre. | 60 |
3. | View of arches forming the southeastern entrance to the Market. | 61 |
4. | View of arches forming the entrance at the southeastern end of the Market. | 62 |
5. | Architrave block over the entrance to the court or chamber at the southeast end of the stage of the Theatre. | 63 |
6. | View along the street leading to the southeast entrance of the Theatre. | 64 |
7. | The Theatre as seen from the southwest. | 65 |
8. | Interior of the Theatre. | 66 |
9. | View showing the seats of the Theatre. | 57 |
10. | The location in the Theatre where the Temple or Shrine to Ceres was placed. | 68 |
11. | The northwestern end of the auditorium of the Theatre. | 69 |
12. | The upper stories of the Theatre's outer wall. | 70 |
13. | View looking northwest across end wall of the Chalcidicum toward the outer wall of the Theatre. | 71 |
14. | The southeastern section of the Theatre's outer wall. | 72 |
15. | The southeastern section of the Theatre's outer wall as seen from the street. | 73 |
16. | Aerial view showing the Theatre, the Chalcidicum enclosure, and the Market. | 74 |
17. | The stage of the Theatre as seen looking across to the southeast entrance. | 75 |
18. | Ruins of the stage in the Theatre looking toward the northwestern exit. | 76 |
19. | View of the stage in the Theatre as seen from the floor of the orchestra. | 77 |
20. | The stage of the Theatre as viewed from the upper row of seats at the western side of the auditorium. | 78 |
21. | View of the Theatre stage from one of the auditorium entrances in the western section. | 79 |
p12 22. | The columned portico of the Chalcidicum facing on the Cardo. | 80 |
23. | View of the columns on the platform located in front of the small temple in the main southeast entrance colonnade of the Chalcidicum. | 81 |
24. | The main southeast colonnade of the Chalcidicum entrance. | 82 |
25. | The Arch of Trajan as seen from the southwest, spanning the Cardo. | 83 |
26. | View looking northeast along the Cardo to the Arch of Trajan and the Arch of Tiberius. | 84 |
27. | The western pool in the frigidarium of the Hadrianic Baths. | 85 |
28. | Detail of the stone archway over the entrance to the pool in the tepidarium of the Hadrianic Baths. | 86 |
29. | The latrine in the northeast corner of the Hadrianic Baths. | 87 |
30. | View of the Palaestra in front of the Hadrianic Baths. | 88 |
31. | Eastern end of the Palaestra. | 89 |
32. | View looking northwest along the street leading to the four‑way Arch of Septimius Severus. | 90 |
33. | The southwestern side of the four‑way Arch of Septimius Severus. | 91 |
34. | The southwestern side of the four‑way Arch of Septimius Severus, showing the Arch of Trajan in the distance. | 92 |
35. | Inscription to Augusta Salutaris atop the northwest wall of the Cardo. | 93 |
36. | A closer view of the inscription to Augusta Salutaris. | 94 |
37. | Interior of the Severan Forum looking toward the Basilica at the northeast end. | 95 |
38. | The reconstituted arches of the southeastern section of the colonnade surrounding the Severan Forum. | 96 |
39. | One of the Gorgon heads on the southeastern arcade of the Severan Forum. | 97 |
40. | View looking toward the southeastern apse of the Severan Basilica. | 98 |
41. | Interior of the Severan Basilica. | 99 |
42. | A portion of the northeastern colonnade of the Severan Basilica. | 100 |
43. | View looking eastward along the coast. | 101 |
44. | Aerial view showing the Theatre, the Temple of Isis, the Forum, and the courtyard of the Antonine Temple. | 102 |
p13 45. | Aerial view looking westward. | 103 |
46. | The Forum looking toward the southwest end. | 104 |
47. | Columns standing on the southeast wall of the podium of the East Forum Temple, and columns from the Forum's southeast portico. | 105 |
48. | Columns on the southeast wall of the podium of the East Forum Temple as seen from the inside of the podium. | 106 |
49. | The Forum as seen looking northwest over the adjacent ruins. | 107 |
50. | View looking northwest toward the Forum. | 108 |
51. | The opening or gate in the Byzantine wall. | 109 |
52. | The sunken court and surrounding colonnade of a private house. | 110 |
53. | View looking northeast toward the Theatre. | 111 |
54. | The southwestern wall of the Theatre auditorium. | 112 |
55. | View of the supporting walls and corridors beneath the seats of the Theatre. | 113 |
56. | Interior of the Theatre auditorium. | 114 |
57. | Aerial view of the Theatre from the southeast. | 115 |
58. | The Theatre as viewed from the southwest. | 116 |
59. | View looking northeast from the seating area of the Theatre. | 117 |
60. | The exterior wall of the Theatre auditorium as seen from the west. | 118 |
61. | The southwestern section of the auditorium wall of the Theatre. | 119 |
62. | View into the peripheral corridor beneath the seats on the western side of the Theatre. | 120 |
63. | The west end of the scaenae frons of the Theatre. | 121 |
64. | The Theatre as seen from the south. | 122 |
65. | The west face of the Theatre auditorium. | 123 |
66. | View looking north through the ruins of the seats in the auditorium toward the scaenae frons of the Theatre. | 124 |
67. | Looking northwest toward the stage of the Theatre. | 125 |
68. | The scaenae frons, the stage, and the orchestra of the Theatre. | 126 |
69. | The stage of the Theatre viewed from its western end. | 127 |
70. | A decorated niche in the supporting wall along the front of the stage in the Theatre. | 128 |
71. | Decorative frieze along the supporting wall of the Theatre stage. | 129 |
72. | Antinous-like statue from the Hadrianic Baths (Leptis Magna). | 130 |
Plate 73. Statue of Artemis of Ephesus (Leptis Magna). | 131 |
Plate 74. Imperial statue showing close view of the detail on the cuirass (Leptis Magna). 132 |
Plate 75. Marble statue of a goddess (Leptis Magna). | 133 |
Plate 76. Marble portrait heads for insertion in statues (Leptis Magna). | 134 |
Plate 77. Marble statue of a god or hero. | 135 |
Plate 78. Marble statues and a Punic inscription (Leptis Magna). | 136 |
Plate 79. Marble statue of Athena (Leptis Magna). | 137 |
Plate 80. Marble statue of a god (Leptis Magna). | 138 |
Plate 81. Statue of Aphrodite (Leptis Magna). | 139 |
Plate 82. Marble portrait statue of a magistrate (Leptis Magna). | 140 |
Plate 83. Reconstruction of the Exedra of Septimius Severus (Leptis Magna). | 141 |
Plate 84. Mosaic, fragments of statues, and portrait heads (Leptis Magna). | 142 |
Plate 85. Mosaic from the region just to the north of the Palaestra (Leptis Magna). 143 |
Plate 86. Portrait head of Augustus (Leptis Magna). | 144 |
Plate 87. Portrait head of Tiberius (Leptis Magna). | 145 |
Plate 88. Julio-Claudian portrait head. | 146 |
Plate 89. A group of three marble statues (Leptis Magna). | 147 |
Plate 90. Mosaic. | 148 |
Plate 91. Mosaic (Sabratha). | 149 |
Plate 92. Mosaic decoration from the Oceanus Baths (Sabratha). | 150 |
Plate 93. Mosaics (Sabratha). | 151 |
Plate 94. Bust of the goddess Concordia (Sabratha). | 152 |
Plate 95. Statue of the goddess Coelestis (Sabratha). | 153 |
96. | Mosaics and column bases from the Justinianic Basilica (Sabratha). | 154 |
97. | Mosaic from the Justinianic Basilica (Sabratha). | 155 |
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