human
Caves Jolliot.
gpt
Caves Joyaux, which greeted our approach to the theatre. Up to the end of the 16th century, the remains appear to have been known as the
human
Grotto (Grottes), an interesting example of the extraordinary vulgarity of popular nomenclature. Later, a certain worthy Autunois, whose line of business has not come down to us with his name, decided that these vaulted chambers would suit him excellently as a domicile. No doubt his venture proved successful, for the Grotto soon became known as the
gpt
Cellier Jolyot, or
human
Caves Jolyot, a name which, in the form of
gpt
Caves Joyaux, still passes current among the vulgar of Autun.[47] This is by no means the first time that the substructure of a Roman monument has been dubbed