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D Large chamber.

E Stairs conducting to the different stories.

F Cisterns.

H Apartments on the second story.

I Tombs, or grottoes serving for burying places.

Plate VII. View of the extraordinary Fountain occasioned by the

Clockmakers Saltworks.

Fig. 1.—A Mouth of the well.

B Apparatus employed for drawing up the water.

D The fountain.

Plate VII. Flan of an ancient Building in a circular form ,called Tadar Nadar Iszira. Houel.

Fig. 2.—A The entrance.

B B Upright stones.

B C Horizontal stones.

Plate VII. Form and particular Parts of the above-mentionedBuilding, which give reason to believe it was for-merly a Temple. Houel.

Fig. 3.—A The entrance.

B The nave of a temple.

C The sanctuary.

D A kind of sacristy.

E A retired part of the building: use unknown.

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