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The Romans^ as they excelled all other 

 Nations in the Magnificence of their pub- 

 lie Buildings, fo did they likewife in the 

 Roads they from time to time made, 

 which were for the moft part paved very 

 regularly with fquare Stones, and often 

 extended for a great Number of Miles. 

 We have the Remains of feveral in Eng- 

 land^ where they are called Streets, as 

 Ickenild-ftreet^ Ermin-Jireet^ JVatlin-Jireet, 

 and others. They are in many Places 

 vifible, and appear like a Caufeway. 



There is in this Hail to be feen a Stone 

 that was brought from the (Via Appia) 

 Appian Road, which led from Rome to 

 Brundufmm, Appius had the Honour of 

 making it for the Ufe of the People of 

 Rome, 



You alfo fee here two Fragments of 

 Granite Columns, (a hard kind of Marble 

 which does not take a good Polifli ; 

 many other Stones have the fame Quality) 

 fome curious Pebbles, and two antique 



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