Palace to Village: Diocletian’s Fortified Home Reborn as Spalato
In a travelogue tone, the author recalls Diocletian’s Eastern Adriatic palace near Spalato, now a bustling modern town. The piece contrasts ancient ruins with medieval lanes and highlights sites such as a cathedral replacing Jupiter’s temple, a baptistry, and the Franciscan cloister at Ragusa, amid reflections on history away from markets and stock exchanges.
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Diocletian
George
Adriatic
Rez
Senate
Spalato
Caesar
Jupiter
Culapius
Rome
Assculapius
County Medical Society
Arles
France
Ragusa
Europe
St. Francis
Crawford Excels With Unmatched Batting Skills
The article highlights Crawford's superior batting abilities, noting bat wings as a metaphor for his swift, precise movements. It emphasizes his precision, speed, and leadership at the plate, contrasting him with opponents and praising his overall performance.
Spectacle Along the Adriatic Harbor Scene
The excerpt notes the inner harbor on an Adriatic voyage showcasing natural variety and scenic layout, hinting at a picturesque harbor panorama and maritime ambiance.
Amateur Farms P-4Y Owners Supply Fifth Avenue Homes
Berkshire Hills wealth in Lenox and surrounding estates shift from纯stock and flowers to profitable farming. Notable owners William Sloane and others ship produce from Lenox to New York, with grand barns, dairy facilities, and registered cattle. The Lenox area supplies fresh cream, butter, and flowers even in the closed season as homes remain active.
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Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
William
Euzlae Sloane
Charles Lanier
New Yorker
Kenner
John S. Barnes
John FE
Carlos M. de Heredia
Giraud Foster
John EB .Parsons
F. Augustus Schermerhorn
Lenox
New York
William Douglas Sloane
Westinghouse
America
Mc Sloane
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