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Evening Star, Issue 15075, 6 January 1913, Page 3

Many of the principal houses in Pompeii and Herculaneum had Roman "lass windows The Egyptians made glass at k£st 3.000 veare B.C. It is stated that in some of the tombs near ancient Thebes there are still to be seen pictures of workmen blowing glass in much the same way in which it is ‘blown to-day. After Rome was destroyed bv the barbarians the art of fine glass-making'was nearly lost, and only churches and public buildings had glass windows.

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