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  View of the Theatre at Leptis Magna,Libya with the Mediterranean in the background. This is one of the oldest theatres in the Roman world and was donated to Leptis in 1-2 AD by Annobal Rufus.
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  View of the stage and orchestra area of the heavily restored Theatre at Sabratha,Libya. The facade behind the stage is one of the most exceptional in the Roman world. A group in the foreground are admiring the reliefs carved into one of the three concave niches.
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  View of the back of the heavily restored Theatre at Sabratha,Libya.
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  Admiring the view from the top of the cavea in the Theatre at Leptis Magna,Libya. Two cipolin columns remain of the colonnade which would have surrounded the entire space,overlooking the Mediterranean.
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  View of the amphitheatre at Leptis Magna,Libya,which once seated 16,000 people.
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  Carving of a philosopher in one of rectangular niches found at the front of the stage in the Theatre at Sabratha,Libya.
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  Carved depiction of the three graces - in one of the curved niches found on the stage in the theatre at Sabratha,Libya.
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  Part of the facade behind the stage in the Theatre in Sabratha,Libya. The whole facade comprises three tiers,with 108 fluted Corinthian columns.

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• Interior of the heavily restored Theatre at Sabratha,Libya.
• View of the meeting room,looking towards the marble latrines situated on the north-eastern side of the Hadrianic Baths,Leptis Magna,Libya.
• The Severan Basilica (completed by Septimus Severus's son Caracalla in AD 216),Leptis Magna,with one of the two apses reflected in puddles left by recent rain.
• The Arch of Septimus Severus looking towards the Arch of Trajan,at Leptis Magna,Libya.
• The magnificent arch of Septimus Severus (AD 203) which dominates the entrance to the site of Leptis Magna,Libya.
• The Market at Leptis Magna,built in 9-8BC by a wealthy citizen,Annobal Rufus. The background shows the remains of one of the two octagonal porticos.
• Libya, Sabratha. Roman theatre restored by Italians in the 1920s.
• An ancient Roman Mausoleum (the Suffet - Soffit - Tower) 18km oustide Yefren in Libya.