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cavea

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cavea
The semicircular, tiered seating area of an ancient (esp. Roman) theater.
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The caver became caught in a crevice in Pollprughlish Cavea in Co Fermanagh, close to the Marble Arch Caves outside Enniskillen.
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At the top of the steeply graded cavea there was probably a colonnaded portico of green marble, while the orchestra, about 35 metres in diameter, was paved with white marble.
Apuleius and Carthage by Bradley, Keith / Ancient Narrative
 
 
 
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