 | 1776 - 296 pages
...near which flood the principal gate of the city, is about the breadth breadth of half a furlong, being entirely covered with a feries of broken walls, cifterns, and other ruins, which are continued quite down to the river. Such was the fituation and extent of the ancient Cirta... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1797 - 312 pages
...it is now in ruins To the fouth-weft is a neck of land, about half a furlong broad, near which flood the principal gate of the city. This is entirely covered with a Ibries of broken walls, cifterns, and other ruins, that are continued quite down to the river, and... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1802 - 314 pages
...is now in ruins. To the ibuth-weft is a neck of land, about half a furlong broad, near which flood the principal gate of the city. This is entirely covered...ruins, that are continued quite down to the river, and mark the fite of the ancient Cirta. The prefent city, however, is entirely confined to the infulatcd... | |
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To the ibuth-weft is a neck of land, about half a furlong broad, near which flood the principal gate of the city. This is entirely covered with a feries of broken walls, cifterns, and other ruins, that are continued quite down to the river, and mark the... 