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The Sabratha architecture (1st to 5th century), a city of Carthaginian origin dreaming of Greek civilization, is built on the Roman model.
The city had to suffer from four earthquakes. The first ones were followed by the revival of the monuments, the last one caused the wane of the second largest city of the Roman Libya.
The archaeological site of Sabratha stretches out along the Mediterranean seashore.


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Sabratha
Roman city of Sabratha entrance

Sabratha Theater
Theater

Sabratha Theater
Theater

Sabratha Theater
Theater entrance

Sabratha Theater
Theater entrance

Sabratha Theater
Theater stage

Sabratha Theater Reliefs
Reliefs at the base of the theater stage

Sabratha Peristylar House
Peristylar house

Sabratha Isis Temple
Isis temple

Sabratha Isis Temple
Isis temple

Sabratha Oceanus Baths
Oceanus baths

Sabratha Liber Pater Temple
Liber Pater temple

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