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The aqueduct at Orgon (?). Etching by E. Nyon after C. Rauch.

A wooden aqueduct on the New River at Bush Hill near Enfield, North London. Lithograph.

Teruel, Spain: arches of a Roman aqueduct, Teruel, Spain. Photograph, 1910/1936?.

Lausanne, Switzerland: a wooden aqueduct over the river Flon. Lithograph by L. Bacler d'Albe.

Smyrna, Turkey: remains of the Roman aqueduct. Process print by E.N.A.

The aqueduct and bridge at Pont-y-Casullte, in the vale of Llangollen, Wales. Lithograph.

The aqueduct at Pont-y-Casullte, the vale of Llangollen. Engraving by J. Pye after W. Havell.

The Roman aqueduct at Segovia. Engraving.

Arches of a Roman aqueduct, Segovia, Spain. Photograph by Foto Aida, 1910/1936?.

The four arched aqueduct on the Torrington new road. Lithograph by J. Powell after C.F. Powell.

The aqueduct seen from the island of Rhoda, Cairo, Egypt. Lithograph by D. Roberts, 1856.

Remains of the aqueduct of the Aqua Julia, Rome: perspective and plan. Etching by G.B. Piranesi, 1756.

Three herders in the Roman Campagna with goats and cattle by a river: a man kneels, a woman playing the pipe is seated, and another woman stands. Engraving by F. Vivares after Claude Lorraine.

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The aqueduct seen from the island of Rhoda, Cairo, Egypt. Lithograph by D. Roberts, 1856.

Remains of the aqueduct of the Aqua Julia, Rome: perspective and plan. Etching by G.B. Piranesi, 1756.

The aqueduct at Orgon (?). Etching by E. Nyon after C. Rauch.

Lausanne, Switzerland: a wooden aqueduct over the river Flon. Lithograph by L. Bacler d'Albe.

Three herders in the Roman Campagna with goats and cattle by a river: a man kneels, a woman playing the pipe is seated, and another woman stands. Engraving by F. Vivares after Claude Lorraine.