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The article mentions that too, although as a secondary explanation for some reason. > it's said that the inclined casts of mortar also had the task to maintain
by thih9 3y ago
The article mentions that too, although as a secondary explanation for some reason.
> it's said that the inclined casts of mortar also had the task to maintain a certain public decorum and therefore prevent Venetians from urinating in the corners of the calli.
- mhitza 3y agoI rather buy the idea that the secondary explanation is actually the primary reason. In the first picture you can clearly see such a structure in a corner that doesn't connect to any kind of street/alley. Thus, I personally, don't buy the primary reason. Of course, unless that specific spot was made much later in time.