Summary

Thomas Ashby 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 26… (1911)

There are also remains of a much smaller theatre (the so-called Odeum) , and some large cisterns; a large bath or tank which was apparently open, known as the Naumachia, measures 4261⁄2 ft. in length and 391⁄2 in width: only one of its long sides is now visible, and serves as a foundation for several houses in the main street of the modern town. The aqueducts which supplied these cisterns may be traced above the town. There are remains of houses, tombs, &c., of the Roman period, and fine specimens of Romanesque and Gothic architecture in the modern town.
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