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Rome; Caelian - Ludus Magnus - Exedra with passage round it, c. AD 150 (?).; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1745
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Medieval - Picturesque chimney and cornice on the Aventine, near S. Prisca, in the Vigna Torlonia.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1746
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1870, on the Aventine near S. Prisca, in the Vigna Torlonia. Tufa wall of the time of the Kings, BC 640, showing the construction and the ancient pits made in the foss in front of it, supposed to have belonged to the Thermae of Sura in the time of Trajan, or perhaps to his private house.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1747
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Tomb of the first century, with busts of the Cavia Family, now in the cloister of the Lateran.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1748
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Mosaic picture in the apse of S. John in the Lateran - Head of Christ, with angles worshipping.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1749
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb of the third century on the Via Appia, at the entrance to the Catacomb of S. Calixtus.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1750
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Catacomb of SS. Saturninus and Thrason - Paintings on a tomb in the lowest story, of the time of Pope Hadrian I., AD 772-795. Taken with magnesian light.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1751
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Fresco paintings in a house of the time of Hadrian, in the Vigna Guidi. View of a bath-chamber, with paintings.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1698
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Mosaics - Curious mosaic found at Porto d’Anzio, now in the Capitoline Museum. The subject is Hercules, spinning for love of Omphale, who is represented by a Cupid, while a lion is being tied up by other Cupids. This mosaic expresses the proverb, “Omnia vincit amor.”; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1696
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Catacombs - S. Callistus: Inscription of Pope Damasus. Taken with magnesian light.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1622
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Buildings of the Empire - view in the interior of the Pantheon of M. Agrippa, now the Church of S. M. ad Martyres.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1648
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Temples - Columns of Peperino (?), or of rough tufa (?), of the portico of the Temple of Hercules, the guardian of the Circus Flaminius, in the court of the monastery of S. Nicola a Cesarini.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1642
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Bridges - View of the Ponte Molle, the ancient Pons Molvius, or Mulvius, at the third ancient mile on the Via Flaminia.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1643
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Inscription in the wall of the Church of S. Maria, in Trivio, near the fountain of Trevi. ; HANC VIR PATRICIVS VILISARIVS VRBIS AMICVS OB CVLPAE VENIAM CONDIDIT ECCLESIAM HANC HIC CIRCO PEDEM SACRAM QVI PONIS IN AEDEM VT MISERETVR EVM SEPE PRECARE DEVM JANVA HAEC EST TEMPLI DOMINO DEFENSA POTENTI.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1644
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tombs - Mosaic tomb in the pavement of the nave of the Church of S. Sabina. Representing Friar Museio da Ramora, eighth general of the order Dei Predicatori, who died in the year 1300, under the Potificate of Boniface VIII.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1645
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb in the Church of S. Sabina, of the Cardinal d’Ansio of Poggio, of Montreale; died in the year 1483.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1646
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Churches - Bas-relief of the seventeenth century, carved on the wooden door of the Church of S. Sabina. representing several subjects from the Bible.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1647
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - View on the Capitol, showing one of the Trophies of Marius and the statues of Castor and Pollux, and of Marcus Aurelius, and the palaces in the Municipality by Machael Angelo.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1649
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Aqueducts - Arcade of the Hadriana, AD 120 (?), or Alexandrina (?), in the valley near the Cento Celle.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1640
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - View on the Capitol, showing one of the Trophies of Marius and the statue of Pollux, or of one of the Dioscuri.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1650
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - View on the Capitol, showing the statue of Pallas, called Roma Trionfante, found at Cora, and the statues of the Tiber and the Nile, at the fountain of the Aqua Felice, by Michael Angelo.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1651
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Roman Eagle, found in the Forum of Caesar, now in the portico of the Church of the SS. Apostoli.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1652
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - View on the right side of the courtyard of the Palazzo de’Conservatori on the Capitol, showing fragments of colossal statues.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1653
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - View on the left side of the courtyard of the Palazzo de’ Conservatori on the Capitol, showing fragments of colossal statues.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1654
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Statue of Julius Caesar, BC 50 ( the only genuine one), found in his Forum, now in the Palazzo de’ Conservatori on the Capitol.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1655
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Statue of Augustus, AD 10, discovered with that of Julius Caesar, now in the Palazzo de’ Conservatori on the Capitol. This statue has the rostra at the foot, which indicates that it was made after the battle of Actium. It is considered as a very valuable statue.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1656
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Thermae of Agrippa - Remains of the laconicum, or hot air chamber, in the Via dell’ Arco della Ciambella.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1641
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb of Opus Lateritium, of the first century, to the right of the Via Gabina at Acqua Bolicante.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1639
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - The celebrated bas-relief of Metius Curtius, BC 50 (?), found under the Church of S. Maria Liberatrice, near the Forum Romanum, now in the Palazzo de’ Conservatori on the Capitol. Metius Curtius is represented plunging himself and his horse into the gulf that opened between the Palatine and the Capitol.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1658
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb on the Via Appia, near Albano, a very large mass of concrete, to represent the fagots, and projecting pieces of marble broken off, representing the timbers of a funeral pyre.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1629
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Catacomb of the Gnostics, or Mithra - Arch, with an inscription over a cubiculum. Taken with magnesian light.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1623
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb of the first century, of fine brickwork (Opus Lateritium), on the Via Appia Nova, five miles from Rome, near the Villa di Quintili.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1624
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb of early character, fortified in the Middle Ages, six miles from Rome, on the Via Appia Nova.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1625
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Aqueducts - Arcade of the Aqua Severiana, near the Torre di Mezza Via, with the fortified tomb.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1626
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Aqueducts - Aqua Severiana, arcade to show the construction of the third century.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1627
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb on the Via Appia, near Albano, with the mass of concrete and fragments of marble projecting from it, and a Medieval tower built upon it.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1628
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Alba Longa - Cistern (now miscalled a prison), under the Arx. In the vault are funnel shaped openings, similar to those in the cistern of Romulus on the Palatine.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1630
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Aqueducts - Piscina of the Aqua Hadriana (?), or Alexandrina (?), of Opus Reticulatum, showing also the Tower of Cento Celle.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1638
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Alba Longa - Cliff of the Arx or citadel, and road cut out of the rock.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1631
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Villa Livia, called ad Gallinus - Nine miles on the ancient Via Flaminia, at Prima Porta, seven miles from Porta del Popolo. Wall of Opus Reticulatum with bands of tufa, having the appearance of a Castellum Aquae. The ruin is also called Villa of the Caesars ad Gallinas, or the hen yard or farm for fowls. It was also called rus vejentanum. The celebrated statue of Augustus was found here now the glory of the Vatican Museum.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1632
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Prima Porta - Tower and postal station. So called from a brick arch of Honorius at the ninth ancient mile on the Via Flaminia, now destroyed. Here was the ancient station called Ad Saxa Rubra, from some quarries of red tufa still remaining , and the village of Rubra, mentioned by Martial, “Fidenas veteres, brevesque Rubras,” lib. iv. Epigr. 64.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1633
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb at the sixth mile on the Via Claudia, with an inscription to P. VIBIVS MARIANVS of the time of Severus, miscalled the Tomb of Nero.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1634
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Tomb of the Naso Family, five miles on the Via Flaminia, called Tor di Quinto. It is of the first century, and was richly painted; the series of paintings were engraved by Santi Bartoli, they are no longer visible.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1635
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Obelisks - Egyptian obelisk, now on the Pincian: it was brought to Rome by Hadrian, was placed on the Spina of the Circus Varianus by Heliogabalus, and transferred to the Pincian by Pius VII.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1636
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Aqueducts - Aqua Hadriana (?), or Alexandrina (?). A Piscina and Castellum Aquae of the time of Hadrian, of Opus Reticulatum, with bands of tufa, near the Cento Celle.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1637
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - The celebrated Colonna Rostrale of Caius Duillius, now in the Palazzo de’ Conservatori on the Capitol. This column was erected in memory of the first naval victory gained by Caius Duillius against the Carthaginians, in the year of Rome 492, BC 261. The inscription has been renewed in the time of Augustus.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1657
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - The Etruscan wolf in bronze, found near the Lupercal, now in the Palazzo de’ Conservatori. This wolf is believed to be the one dedicated by the Aediles Curules, Gneus and Quintus Ogulnii, in the year of Rome 458, BC 296. It is considered one of the finest specimens of ancient Etruscan art. The children Romulus and Remus are modern, by Cella Porta.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1659A
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Mosiacs - The celebrated mosaic of the Four Doves, in the Capitoline Museum. This was discovered by Cardinal Furetti, in the Villa of Hadrian, at Tivoli. It is believed to be that made by Sosus, for the pavement of a temple in Pergamo, and described by Pliny (lib. xxxvi. c. 60). His discription agrees so perfectly with the object that there can hardly be a doubt that it is the same, or a duplicate of it. He says, “ There is a marvellous dove drinking, and the shadow of its head in the water. Other doves are basking on the lip of the vase.”; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1695
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Bas-relief representing the Apotheosis of Faustina, the wife of Marcus Aurelius, AD 165, from his arch, formerly standing in the Via del Corso, now in the Palazzo de’ Conservatori on the Capitol.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1686
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Statue of a Faun in the Capitoline Museum. This is one of the numerous repetitions of the very celebrated Faun of Prassiteles. It is often called the Famous Faun.; Cardboard

Object Identifier: 2000.01.1680
Verbatim Site: Rome
Object Type: Photographs and prints
Materials: Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance: Italy

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