FOUNTAIN

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 15
may be either a natural flow of water from a rock, or from the soil, or a stream diverted into an artificial and ornamental basin. The early Greeks were especially fond of constructing ornamental f’s, and they were usually dedicated to deities or heroes. The Romans also built some celebrated f’s. Excellent modern examples are to be found in Paris and at Versailles.
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