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Rambles in Rome

Name: Rambles in Rome
Author: Forbes, S. Russell, 1845-1933

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RAMBLES IN ROME.
RAMBLES IN ROME
WITH MAPS, PLANS, AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
RAMBLES IN ROME.
CORRECTIONS, ALTERATIONS, AND DISCOVERIES TO SEPTEMBER 1889.
ALTAR OF THE LARES.
Above the relief in front is the inscription,--
On the right side under the cornice is inscribed,--
P . CLODIVS . P
S . L . L . SALVIVS .
The altar stands on a travertine base, on which is written,--
ROMAN DIRECTORY.
PLAN OF ANCIENT ROME, xxviii
PIAZZA DEL POPOLO, 3
COLUMN OF MARCUS AURELIUS, 7
TEMPLE OF NEPTUNE, 9
PLAN OF THE ROMAN FORUM, 17
THE ROMAN FORUM FROM THE CAPITOL, 23
DUILIAN COLUMN, 25
DEATH OF VIRGINIA, 34
PLAN OF THE ROSTRA, AND TEMPLE-TOMB OF CÆSAR, 37
MARCUS CURTIUS LEAPING INTO THE GULF, 39
THE ROSTRA, 42
PLAN OF THE ROSTRA AD PALMAM, 45
RELIEF FROM THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE, 47
DEDICATION OF THE TEMPLE, 51
PLAN OF THE ATRIUM VESTÆ, 53
PLAN OF THE NORTH SIDE OF THE SACRA VIA, 57
PLAN OF THE PALACE OF DOMITIAN, 80
PLAN OF THE HOUSE OF GERMANICUS, 81
PLAN OF THE BASILICA ON THE PALATINE, 82
ARCH OF TITUS, BEFORE RECENT EXCAVATIONS, 87
BAS-RELIEF ON THE ARCH OF TITUS, 88
ARCH OF CONSTANTINE, 93
THE COLOSSEUM, 97
EXCAVATIONS ON THE ARENA OF COLOSSEUM, 99
SECTION OF SEATS AND ARCHES OF THE COLOSSEUM, 102
S. PETER'S AND THE VATICAN, 107
INTERIOR OF S. PETER'S, 111
THE FARNESE PALACE, 133
THE PAULINE FOUNTAIN, 139
THE PANTHEON, 151
INTERIOR OF THE PANTHEON, 153
BATHS OF AGRIPPA, 157
VIEW OF THE CAPITOL, 165
TEMPLE OF JUPITER CAPITOLINUS, 167
TARPEIAN ROCK, 168
PLAN OF THE PALAZZO DEI CONSERVATORI, 176
FOUNTAIN OF TREVI, 215
PLAN OF THE FORUM OF TRAJAN, 219
TRAJAN'S FORUM, 221
BATHS OF HADRIAN AND GOLDEN HOUSE OF NERO, 225
THE SCALA SANTA, 242
BASILICA OF S. MARIA MAGGIORE, 257
BATHS OF CARACALLA, 277
CIRCUS OF MAXENTIUS, 295
TOMB OF CECILIA METELLA, 297
MAP OF THE ROMAN CAMPAGNA, 300
PLAN OF TIVOLI, 316
GROTTO OF THE SIBYL, TIVOLI, 319
TEMPLE OF VESTA AND GROTTO OF NEPTUNE, 320
PLAN OF HADRIAN'S VILLA AT TIVOLI, 322
VILLA OF HADRIAN, 323
PORTA MAGGIORE, 325
CLAUDIAN AQUEDUCT, 329
SKETCH PLAN OF THE EXCAVATIONS AT OSTIA, 345
CONTENTS.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
RAMBLE I.
THE CENTRE OF ROME.
RAMBLE II.
IN TRASTEVERE.
RAMBLE III.
BY THE TIBER.
RAMBLE IV.
UNDER THE EASTERN HILLS.
RAMBLE V.
ON THE HILLS, EAST.
RAMBLE VI.
THE APPIAN WAY.
RAMBLES IN THE CAMPAGNA.
VISITOR'S ROMAN DIRECTORY.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
THE TOPOGRAPHY OF ROME.
THE PLAN OF OUR RAMBLES.
HEALTH AND CLIMATE.
USEFUL HINTS.
THE TIBER.
HOW ROME BECAME RUINS.
THE WALLS OF ROME.
FIRST WALL--ROMA QUADRATA.
SECOND WALL--THE WALL OF THE KINGS.
THIRD WALL--AGGERS OF SERVIUS TULLIUS.
FOURTH WALL--THE WALL OF AURELIAN.
THE GATES.
The gates may thus be analyzed:--
18 in the Agger of Servius Tullius.
ROMAN CONSTRUCTION.
TABLE OF CONSTRUCTION.
STYLE. SPECIMEN. DATE.
RAMBLE I.
THE CENTRE OF ROME.
THE PIAZZA DEL POPOLO
THE EGYPTIAN OBELISK
CHURCH OF S. MARIA DEL POPOLO,
CHURCH OF S. LORENZO IN LUCINA,
THE ENGLISH CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY,
THE COLUMN OF MARCUS AURELIUS.
THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE,
EGYPTIAN OBELISK.
THE TEMPLE OF NEPTUNE.
THE CHURCH OF S. MARIA IN VIA LATA
THE SEPTA.
TOMB OF ATTIA CLAUDIA,
TOMB OF BIBULUS.
THE MAMERTINE PRISON,
THE SCALÆ GEMONIÆ,
HOW THE SOIL ACCUMULATED.
EXTENT OF THE FORUM.
TEMPLE OF CASTOR AND POLLUX.
THE REGIA NUMÆ.
THE TEMPLE OF VESTA.
THE TEMPLE OF ANTONINUS AND FAUSTINA.
DIVO . ANTONINO . ET . DIVAE . FAUSTINAE . EX . S. C.
THE TEMPLE-TOMB OF JULIUS CÆSAR.
THE BASILICA ÆMILIA.
THE BASILICA PORCIA.
THE FORUM PISCATORIUM,
THE LAUTUMIÆ.
THE SENATE HOUSE,
THE GRÆCOSTASIS AND SENACULUM.
THE ARGILETUM,
THE BRONZE SHRINE OF JANUS.
THE ARCH OF SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS,
THE DUILIAN COLUMN,
THE MÆNIA COLUMN
OPIMIUS'S TEMPLE OF CONCORD.
THE BASILICA OPIMIA.
THE TEMPLE OF VESPASIAN.
THE TEMPLE OF SATURN.
THE MILLIARIUM AUREUM,
THE PORTICO OF THE TWELVE GODS,
THE TABULARIUM.
THE COLUMN OF PHOCAS,
It is thus mentioned by Byron,--
THE BASILICA JULIA,
The principal streets that ran into the Forum were:--
THE VIA SACRA.
THE VICUS TUSCUS
THE VICUS JUGARIUS
Under our (right) side of the Temple of Castor are some remains of
THE STREET OF THE OX-HEADS.
MINOR STREETS.
THE COMITIUM.
THE JANUS.
SHRINE OF VENUS.
THE DEATH OF VIRGINIA.
THE FOUNTAIN OF JUTURNA.
THE FORNIX FABIUS
Another fragment is given in the Vatican Codex, 3368, 4--
Q . FABIUS . Q . F . MAXIMUS . AED . CVR . REST.
THE ARCH OF AUGUSTUS.
THE ROSTRA JULIA.
MARK ANTONY'S SPEECH.
THE CURTIAN LAKE.
THE PEDESTAL OF THE STATUE OF DOMITIAN.
THE STATUE OF MARSYAS.
THE PUTEAL SCRIBONIUS LIBO,
THE STATUE OF ATTUS NAVIUS.
THE FICUS NAVIA
THE ROSTRA.
THE MONUMENT OF MARCUS AURELIUS.[5]
THE SUOVETAURILIA.
THE ROSTRA AD PALMAM.
THE UMBILICUS
THE ASYLUM OF ROMULUS.
THE CLOACA MAXIMA,
FRAGMENTS
THE SCALÆ ANNULARIÆ.
HOUSE OF THE VIRGINS.
VESTA'S DUST-BIN.
THE SHRINE OF MERCURY.
THE ATRIUM VESTÆ.
THE PALLADIUM.
THE VICUS VESTÆ.
CHURCH OF SS. COSMO AND DAMIANO,
THE TEMPLE OF ROMULUS,
THE TEMPLE OF VICAPORTA, VICTORY.
TEMPLE OF VENUS AND ROMA,
TEMPLE OF THE PENATES.
THE RECENT EXCAVATIONS.
THE HOUSE OF JULIUS CÆSAR.
LARIBUS AUG. SACRUM.
THE PORTICUS MARGARITARIA.
THE SACRA CLIVUS.
THE VICUS SANDALIARIUS.
BASILICA OF CONSTANTINE,
CHURCH OF S. FRANCISCA ROMANA.
THE PALATINE HILL AND THE PALACE OF THE CÆSARS.
1. ENTRANCE.
2. Palace of Caligula. 79
3. Palace of Tiberius. 79
4. Temple of Cybele. 76
5. Altar of Apollo. 75
6. Temple of Roma Quadrata. 75
7. Arches of Romulus. 72
8. Porta Carmenta. 73
9. Temple of Victory. 77
9 A. Shrine of Maiden Victory. 77
10. House of Germanicus. 78
11. Crypto-Portico. 78
12. Site of the Murder of Caligula. 78
13. Temple of Jupiter Stator. 76
14. Porta Mugonia. 73
15. Lararium. 71
16. Basilica. 82
17. Palace of Domitian. 81
18. House of Augustus. 78
19. Curiæ Veteres. 76
20. Auditorium. 81
21. Temple of Jupiter Victor. 77
22. _Path_, down.
23. _Path_, left.
24. Buildings of Domitian. 80
25. Palace of Commodus. 84
26. Stadium. 83
27. Odeum. 83
28. _Path_, up, turn right.
29. Palace of Septimius Severus. 84
30. Nymphæum of Marcus Aurelius. 83
31. _Path_, down through garden.
32. Gelotiana. 79
33. Piece of the Second Wall of Rome. xviii.
34. _Path_, round base of hill.
35. Altar to Aius Loquens. 77
36. Walls of Romulus. 72
37. Reservoir.
38, 39. Walls of Romulus. 71
40. Porta Romana. 73
41. Walls of Romulus, cliff. 71
THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE PALATINE.
ROMA QUADRATA.
THE THREE GATES OF ROMA QUADRATA.
PORTA MUGONIA (14),
PORTA ROMANA (40).
Festus, speaking of the same gate, says:--
PORTA CARMENTA (8).
Solinus gives this description of it:--
Plutarch says ("Romulus," xx.):--
THE TEMPLE OF ROMA QUADRATA (6).
ALTAR OF APOLLO RHAMNUSII (5),
THE CURIÆ VETERES (19).
THE HOUSE OF ROMULUS
THE TEMPLE OF JUPITER STATOR (13),
UNDER THE REPUBLIC.
THE TEMPLE OF CYBELE (4).
THE TEMPLE OF VICTORY (9).
THE SHRINE OF MAIDEN VICTORY (9A).
ALTAR TO AIUS LOQUENS (35).
TEMPLE OF JUPITER VICTOR (21).
THE HOUSE OF GERMANICUS (10),
THE PALACES OF THE CÆSARS
THE HOUSE OF AUGUSTUS (18).
THE GELOTIANA (32),
THE HOUSE OF TIBERIUS (3).
THE PALACE OF CALIGULA AND HADRIAN (2).
THE PALACE OF DOMITIAN (17).
THE BASILICA (16).
THE STADIUM (26).
THE EXEDRA, OR ODEUM (27).
THE NYMPHÆUM OF MARCUS AURELIUS (30).
THE PALACE OF COMMODUS (25, 29)
THE PALACE OF THE CÆSARS.
THE ARCH OF TITUS.
TEMPLE OF THE SUN,
THE FORUM OF CUPID AND ITS BASILICÆ,
PEDESTAL OF NERO'S COLOSSUS,
META SUDANS,
THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE,
THE COLOSSEUM.
FOOTNOTES:
RAMBLE II.
IN TRASTEVERE.
THE ROUTE.
THE BRIDGE OF S. ANGELO,
TOMB OF HADRIAN, NOW THE CASTLE OF S. ANGELO.
S. PETER'S.
EXTERIOR.
THE OBELISK
VESTIBULE.
INTERIOR.
DIMENSIONS.
A PROMENADE IN S. PETER'S.
THE SACRISTY
THE CRYPT.
THE DOME.
THE VATICAN.
THE SCALA REGIA,
THE SISTINE CHAPEL,
TYPE. FULFILMENT.
SALA REGIA,
THE PAULINE CHAPEL
GALLERY OF MODERN PAINTINGS.
STANZE OR CAMERE OF RAPHAEL,
THE CHAPEL OF S. LORENZO.
THE LOGGIE OF RAPHAEL,
THE PICTURE GALLERY.
THE MOSAIC MANUFACTORY.
THE VATICAN MUSEUM.
THE HALL OF THE GREEK CROSS.
THE ROTUNDA.
THE HALL OF THE MUSES.
THE HALL OF THE ANIMALS.
THE GALLERY OF STATUES.
THE HALL OF BUSTS.
CABINET OF MASKS.
MERCURY OF THE BELVEDERE.
CANOVA'S CABINET.
APOLLO BELVEDERE.
CABINET OF THE LAOCOON.
ROOM OF THE MELEAGER,
THE ROUND VESTIBULE.
BELVEDERE.
VESTIBULE.
THE TORSO
THE CHIARAMONTI CORRIDOR,
THE NUOVO BRACCIO.
THE CORRIDOR OF INSCRIPTIONS,
THE LIBRARY.
THE CHRISTIAN MUSEUM.
THE EGYPTIAN MUSEUM.
THE HALL OF THE BIGA,
THE GALLERY OF THE CANDELABRA,
THE GALLERY OF TAPESTRIES
THE ETRUSCAN MUSEUM,
THE INQUISITION.
THE PORTA S. SPIRITO,
S. ONOFRIO--TASSO'S TOMB.
PALAZZO DEI LINCEI.
THE FARNESINA PALACE.
TORLONIA MUSEUM.
THE PORTA SETTIMIANA,
S. PIETRO IN MONTORIO,
MARTIAL'S VILLA.
THE JANICULUM.
THE PAULINE FOUNTAIN,
VILLA PAMPHILI DORIA.
CHURCH OF S. CECILIA,
CHURCH OF S. CHRISOGONO.
STAZIONE VII COHORTI DEI VIGILI
CHURCH OF S. MARIA.
THE PONTE SISTO.
THE FARNESE PALACE.
THE CANCELLERIA PALACE,
THE STATUE OF PASQUINO,
PASQUINO'S REPLIES IN REFERENCE TO THE
CHURCH OF S. MARIA IN VALLICELLA,
CIRCO AGONALE,
THE OBELISK.
THE CHURCH OF S. AGNESE,
CHURCH OF S. MARIA DELLA PACE,
CHURCH OF S. AGOSTINO.
FOOTNOTES:
RAMBLE III.
BY THE TIBER.
THE VIA RIPETTA.
THE MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS.
THE CAMPUS MARTIUS,
THE BORGHESE GALLERY,
HILDA'S TOWER.
THE OBELISK
THE PANTHEON.
M. AGRIPPA . L. F. COS . TERTIUM . FECIT.
PANTHEUM VETUSTATE CORRUPTUM CUM OMNI CULTU RESTITVERUNT.
THE BATHS OF AGRIPPA.
THE OBELISK,
CHURCH OF S. MARIA SOPRA MINERVA,
HIC . JACET . VENELIS . PICTO . TR . JO . ORDIS . PREDICATO . 1455.
THE TEMPLE OF MINERVA CAMPENSIS
THE KIRCHERIAN MUSEUM.
TREASURE TROVE AT PALESTRINA.
THE PRE-HISTORIC MUSEUM
THE TEMPLE OF CASTOR.
THE CAPITOLINE HILL.
THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF MARCUS AURELIUS,
THE CHURCH OF ARA CŒLI.
A CVBICVLO AVGVSTORVM,
THE TEMPLE OF JUPITER CAPITOLINUS.
THE TARPEIAN ROCK.
CAMILLUS'S TEMPLES TO CONCORD AND JUNO.
THE TABULARIUM.
THE TOWER OF THE CAPITOL,
THE SEVEN HILLS OF ROME.
PALAZZO DEI CONSERVATORI.
1. Statue of Julius Cæsar; the only authentic portrait of him.
13. Large seated statue of Roma.
28. Statue of the Emperor Augustus.
30. Modern rostral column, with ancient inscription. (See page 26.)
STAIRCASE AND LANDING.
FIRST HALL OF BRONZES.
ROOM OF COINS.
OCTAGONAL HALL.
TERRA-COTTA ROOM,
SECOND HALL OF BRONZES.
ITALO-GRECO AND ETRUSCAN MUSEUM.
PINACOTHECA, OR PICTURE GALLERY.
THE MUSEUM OF THE CAPITOL.
THE COURTYARD.
LOWER CORRIDOR.
HALL OF MOSAICS.
HALL OF INSCRIPTIONS.
STAIRCASE.
HALL OF THE DYING GAUL.
HALL OF THE FAUN.
HALL OF THE CENTAURS.
HALL OF ILLUSTRIOUS MEN,
HALL OF THE EMPERORS.
UPPER CORRIDOR.
CABINET OF VENUS.
HALL OF THE DOVES.
THE TRAITORS' LEAP.
THE TEMPLE OF OPS.
THE THEATRE OF MARCELLUS.
THE DECEMVIRAL PRISONS.
THE PORTICO OF OCTAVIA.
THE GHETTO,
THE CENCI PALACE,
The Cenci Palace stands upon the substructions of
THE THEATRE OF BALBUS.
THE THEATRE OF POMPEY.
THE SPOT WHERE CÆSAR FELL.
HERE CÆSAR FELL!
THE STATUE OF POMPEY,
THE SPADA PALACE GALLERY.
THE HIRED HOUSE OF S. PAUL.
Here, "Paul called the chief of the Jews together."
PONS FABRICIUS,
THE ISLAND OF THE TIBER.
The island on the farther side is connected with the mainland by
THE PONS CESTIUS,
THE TEMPLES OF JUNO SOSPITA, PIETY, AND HOPE.
THE HOUSE OF RIENZI.
OLD RHYMING VERSE ON THE HOUSE OF RIENZI.
Another line says,--
THE PONTE ROTTO,
THE SUBLICIAN BRIDGE,
THE TEMPLE OF PUDICITIA PATRICIA.
THE ROUND TEMPLE OF HERCULES.
THE GRAND TEMPLE OF HERCULES.
THE CHURCH OF S. MARIA IN COSMEDIN
THE EMPORIUM,
MONS TESTACCIO,
PROTESTANT CEMETERY.
IL PRIORATO.
CHURCH OF S. ALEXIUS,
CHURCH OF S. SABINA,
CHURCH OF S. PRISCA,
CHURCH OF S. SABA,
CAVE OF AQUEDUCTS,
WALL OF THE LATINS,
THE BATHS OF SURA,
HOUSE OF AQUILA AND PRISCILLA.
THE CIRCUS MAXIMUS.
CHURCH OF S. ANASTASIA,
THE LUPERCAL
THE ARCH OF JANUS (?),
THE ARCH OF THE SILVERSMITHS AND CATTLE-DEALERS.
CHURCH OF S. GIORGIO IN VELABRO,
THE CLOACA MAXIMA,
CHURCH OF S. TEODORO,
FOOTNOTE:
RAMBLE IV.
UNDER THE EASTERN HILLS.
THE ROUTE.
THE PIAZZA DI SPAGNA.
THE FOUNTAIN OF TREVI,
THE COLONNA PALACE.
THE FORUM OF TRAJAN.
THE COLUMN OF TRAJAN.
THE FORUM OF AUGUSTUS.
THE TEMPLE OF MARS ULTOR,
THE ACADEMY OF S. LUCA.
THE FORUM OF NERVA.
THE ALTAR OF MINERVA,
SITE OF THE HOUSE OF POMPEY.
The house at the top of the steps was the
HOUSE OF LUCREZIA BORGIA.
CHURCH OF S. PETER IN VINCOLI.
NERO'S GOLDEN HOUSE.
THE BATHS OF HADRIAN.
CHURCH OF S. CLEMENT,
UPPER CHURCH.
LOWER CHURCH,
CARVONCELLE. ALBERTEL. COSMARIS. SISINIUS.
STRONG AS THE BONDS OF DEATH.
THE FATHER DOES NOT RECOGNIZE WHO ASKS HIS PITY.
WHERE THE ABBOT BEGS PARDON OF LIBERTINUS.
THE ORATORY OF S. CLEMENT,
TEMPLE OF MITHRAS,
EGYPTIAN OBELISK
THE BAPTISTERY,
THE LATERAN PALACE.
THE LATERAN MUSEUM.
THE CHRISTIAN MUSEUM.
PICTURE GALLERY.
S. GIOVANNI IN LATERANO.
THE GATES,
BARRACKS OF THE EQUITES SINGULARES.
THE SCALA SANTA
THE VILLA WOLKONSKY.
THE AMPHITHEATRUM CASTRENSE,
CHURCH OF S. CROCE IN GERUSALEMME,
THE SESSORIUM PALACE,
CHURCH OF S. STEFANO ROTONDO,
NERO'S MEAT-MARKET.
S. MARIA DELLA NAVICELLA,
S. TOMMASO IN FORMIS,
ARCH OF DOLABELLA AND SILANUS.
THE VILLA CŒLIMONTANA,
THE OBELISK
CHURCH OF SS. GIOVANNI E PAOLO,
THE TEMPLE OF CLAUDIUS.
THE VIVARIUM,
THE SPOLIARIUM,
The gardens of the convent are built upon the top of
THE RESERVOIR OF NERO.
THE CHURCH OF S. GREGORIO,
MUSEO URBINO.
FOOTNOTES:
RAMBLE V.
ON THE HILLS, EAST.
THE PINCIO.
THE EGYPTIAN OBELISK,
THE FRENCH ACADEMY,
CHURCH OF TRINITA DEI MONTI,
THE EGYPTIAN OBELISK
PIAZZA BARBERINI.
BARBERINI GALLERY.
S. ANDREW'S,
MONTE CAVALLO.
QUIRINAL PALACE.
ROSPIGLIOSI PALACE.
THE COLONNA GARDENS.
THE CAPITOLIUM VETUS.
The lofty brick tower is
THE TORRE DELLE MILIZIE,
THE CHURCH OF S. AGATA IN SUBURRA,
THE CHURCH OF S. LORENZO,
HOUSE OF PUDENS.
THE SCENE OF TULLIA'S IMPIETY.
THE CHURCH OF S. MARIA MAGGIORE.
BORGHESE CHAPEL.
SIXTINE CHAPEL,
COLUMN OF HENRY IV.
THE CHURCH OF S. PRAXEDES,
A ROMAN VILLA,
PRIMITIVE TOMBS.
THE CHURCH OF S. MARTINO
THE SETTE SALE,
THE GARDENS OF MÆCENAS,
THE AUDITORIUM,
Or Horace, his Odes recited to Mæcenas' praise,--
THE ARCH OF GALLIENUS,
CHURCH OF S. ANTONIO ABBATE,
THE NYMPHÆUM
THE TOMBS OF MÆCENAS AND HORACE.
THE BATHS OF GALLIENUS,
THE CHURCH OF S. BIBIANA,
THE PRÆTORIAN CAMP,
THE TEMPLE OF FORTUNA PRIMIGENIA.
PIAZZA DI TERMINI,
BATHS OF DIOCLETIAN, AND CHURCH OF S. MARIA DEGLI ANGELI.
THE VIA NAZIONALE
CHURCH OF S. PAUL'S WITHIN THE WALLS,
THE EXHIBITION OF FINE ARTS.
On the façade of the entrance is the inscription:--
NEW MUSEUM OF AGRICULTURE.
THE FELICE FOUNTAIN.
THE FLAVIAN TEMPLE,
THE UNFAITHFUL VESTAL'S TOMB.
THE VILLA SALLUSTIANA,
LUDOVISI MUSEUM.
THE CHURCH AND CEMETERY OF THE CAPPUCCINI.
TABLE OF EGYPTIAN OBELISKS IN ROME.
RAMBLE VI.
THE APPIAN WAY.[17]
THE PORTA CAPENA.
We now arrive at the river Almo (Marrana), which flows through
THE VALLEY OF THE MUSES,
BATHS OF CARACALLA.
CHURCH OF S. BALBINA,
CHURCH OF SS. NEREO E ACHILLEO,
The church is on the site of the
TEMPLE OF MARS,
TEMPLE OF HONOUR AND VIRTUE.
THE HOUSE OF HADRIAN.
THE TEMPLE OF TEMPESTAS,
THE VIA LATINA,
PORTA LATINA.
The little round church is called
S. GIOVANNI IN OLEO.
THE TOMB OF LUTATIUS CATULUS
THE COLUMBARIA OF HYLAS AND VITALINE.
CHAPEL OF THE SEVEN SLEEPERS,
Beyond, a tall cypress tree marks the entrance to the (No. 13)
TOMB OF THE SCIPIOS.
TOMB OF CORNELIUS TACITUS.
THE OFFICERS OF CÆSAR'S HOUSEHOLD.
In the first columbaria we find this inscription--
Just beyond is--
DOMITIAE.) . L. FAUSTILLAE . PETRONIO . ARISTONIS . L. EPAPHRAE.
On the outside of the second columbaria, built into the wall, is--
Close by is--
Inside the second, _in situ_, is the inscription--
ONESIMUS . A . PORTICU.
THE ARCH OF DRUSUS
THE PORTA APPIA
THE SEPTIZONIA OF GETA,
TOMB OF PRISCILLA.
CHURCH OF DOMINE QUO VADIS.
THE TOMB OF ANNIA REGILLA.
TOMB OF THE CÆCILII,
CATACOMBS OF S. CALIXTUS.
INSCRIPTION OF POPE DAMASUS IN THE CHAPEL OF THE BISHOPS.
COPY OF INSCRIPTION OF DAMASUS ON AN INSCRIPTION TO CARACALLA.
INSCRIPTIONS NEAR THE GRAVE OF BISHOP CORNELIUS.
TEMPLE OF CERES AND FAUSTINA,
VILLA OF HERODES ATTICUS.
CATACOMBS OF DOMITILLA.
BASILICA OF S. PETRONILLA,
CHURCH OF S. SEBASTIANO,
TOMB OF ROMULUS, SON OF MAXENTIUS.
CIRCUS OF MAXENTIUS,
THE TOMB OF CECILIA METELLA,
S. NICHOLAS OF BARI.
TOMBS ON THE VIA APPIA.
APPII FORUM AND THE THREE TAVERNS.
FOOTNOTES:
RAMBLES IN THE CAMPAGNA.
THE ROMAN CAMPAGNA
PORTA FLAMINIA.
VILLA BORGHESE.
VILLA OF PAPA GIULIO.
ACQUA ACETOSA,
THE PONTE MOLLE
VILLA OF LIVIA,
VEII.
MONTE MARIO.
THE VILLA MADAMA.
PORTA SALARA.
VILLA ALBANI.
CATACOMB OF S. PRISCILLA.
ANTEMNÆ,
THE PONTE SALARA,
FIDENÆ,
PORTA PIA.
PORTA NOMENTANA,
VILLA TORLONIA,
CHURCH OF S. AGNESE,
THE CATACOMB OF S. AGNESE.
CHURCH OF S. COSTANZA
THE OSTORIAN CATACOMB.
PONTE NOMENTANA,
MONS SACER,
TOMB OF VIRGINIA.
ORATORY AND CATACOMB OF S. ALEXANDER,
PORTA TIBURTINA.
CHURCH OF S. LORENZO,
THE VIA TIBURTINA.
PONTE LUCANO,
TIVOLI.
THE VILLA D'ESTE,
THE ANCIENT TIBUR
HADRIAN'S VILLA
PORTA ESQUILINÆ.
THE BAKER'S TOMB.
VIA LABICANA
TOMB OF HELENA (?).
GABII,
PORTA S. GIOVANNI.
FIRST EXCURSION.
VIA APPIA NOVA.
THE PAINTED TOMBS.
THE BASILICA OF S. STEPHEN,
THE AQUEDUCTS.
THE ROUTE.
THE TOMB OF POMPEY THE GREAT.
ALBANO,
VALE OF ARICCIA.
TOMB OF ARUNS.
ARICCIA.
In the vale, just under the town, was the
TEMPLE OF DIANA ARICINA,
FOUNTAIN OF EGERIA,
GENZANO.
LAKE NEMI,
NEMI,
THE TEMPLE OF DIANA NEMORENSE.
THE FOUNTAIN OF JUTURNA.
PALAZZOLO.
THE ALBAN LAKE
CASTEL GANDOLFO,
ALBA LONGA.
Again, when Father Tiber appeared to him, he says,--
VALLIS FERENTINA,
MARINO,
GROTTA FERATTA, AND CICERO'S TUSCULAN VILLA,
SECOND EXCURSION.
FRASCATI,
TUSCULUM.
ROCCA DI PAPA
MONTE CAVO.
PORTA OSTIENSIS.
PYRAMID OF CAIUS CESTIUS,
THE CHAPEL OF SS. PETER AND PAUL.
THE CHURCH OF S. PAOLO.
THE REMURIA HILL.
TRE FONTANE,
THE VIA OSTIENSIS.
VIADUCT OF ANCUS MARTIUS,
OSTIA,
CASTEL FUSANO
PLINY'S VILLA.
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ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
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ORDERS REQUIRED, AND WHERE OBTAINABLE.
GRATIS.
OMNIBUS ROUTES IN ROME.
FROM (_and vice versa_) TO
PROTESTANT CHURCHES IN ROME.
POSTAL NOTICES.
Fornix. _See Arch._
Gates, xxii. _See Porta._
Palaces. _See under respective title._
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