Publisher's Synopsis
This book is one of the earliest works on Roman antiquity and offers an insightful look into the ancient past. The text covers the discovery and identification of a Roman monument found in the region of Pfünz near Eichstädt, and includes detailed descriptions and drawings of the artifact. The accompanying copperplate engravings add a beautiful visual component to the work, making it an essential addition to any collection on archaeology and antiquities.
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