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Rome; Palatine - Basilica Jovis: the apse with the cancellus, and columns of the south aisle.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3184
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - Part of the great Agger and wall of Servius Tullius, with ruins of houses of the first century built up against it and into it.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3185
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - Part of the great Agger and wall of Servius Tullius, near the Exquiliae, with a house of the first century built up against it.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3186
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - Part of the great agger and wall of Servius Tullius, near the railway station, which is seen in the background, with some blocks of houses of the new city.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3187
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Veii - The Ponte Sodo. A natural bridge or tunnel through the rock, for the river to pass.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3172
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - General view, from the Palatine. On the right, in the foreground, is the Palace of Caligula, with part of his bridge. Beyond that, in the centre of the picture, is the Arch of Septimius Severus, to the left the temple of Vespasian, with the seven columns, and behind that the Capitolium.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3170
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Tomb on the Via Appia, one mile from Rome, in the Vigna Colonna, with the Columbaria of the liberti, or freedmen of Livia Augusta.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3189
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Marble walls of the Comitium in 1874. On the wall to the left are seen the three animals prepared for sacrifice (the boar, the ram, and the bull) called the suovetaurilia. On the right-hand wall, part of the procession going up to the Emperor Hadrian, with the tablets of their debts to be cancelled and burnt, some of them thrown in a heap on the ground. The other part of the procession is at the back of the other wall. The basement of these walls is of stone, of the time of the Republic, with a modern base of marble introduced upon it. This sculpture was found in fragments, and cleverly put together by Signor Rosa.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3160
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum of Augustus, B.C. 3 - Interior of the wall at the south-east corner in 1874, (Plin., Hist. Nat. xxxv. 10). Taken with magnesian light. Here this part of the forum has been left unfinished, and the interior of the old round tower of the second wall of Rome, B.C. 741, is seen in the background. This is now in a stone mason’s workshop; the six foot rule is seen against the Wall of the Kings.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3154
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Palatine - Shallow hypocaust, palace of Tiberius (Domus Tiberiana; Regionary Catalogue; Dio, i 57; Taciti Hist., i. 27.) This is on the upper level, and on the edge of the western cliff, over the Circus Maximus. The small hollow space under the bricks or tiles of the pavement, the bricks to support them and the flue up which the hot air ascended, are shown.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3155
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy
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Rome; Forum Romanum - Podium or basement of the temple of Concord in 1874. Built B.C. 303, rebuilt B.C. 216, and again A.D. 11. Construction of three periods is visible. West side, taken from the temple of Saturn, with the pavement of the area of Vulcan, between them and the wall of the Aerarium (or public treasury of the kings of Rome), with two of the windows in it and the base of an arch of the Tabularium or public record office of the kings of Rome - both in the Capitolium.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3156
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Podium of the temple of Castor and Pollux, or the Dioscuri, in 1874. This basement is of the time of the kings (rebuilt B.C. 479; Livii Hist., ii 20); the celebrated three columns, of which the lower part is shown, are of the time of the early empire (A.D. 4: Dio, xlvii. 18).; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3157
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Remains of the podium of the temple of Vesta and fountain of Juturna in 1874. The basement of this temple is of the time of the kings, built when the two hills were united in one city (Dionys., ii. 50). The remains of the fountain are of the time of Augustus. This is at the south end of the Forum Romanum, and a step is seen between this and the temple, which is in the Via Sacra and not in the Forum.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3158
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Rostrum of Julius Caesar in 1874. With the pavement in front of it, and his temple behind it. This is at the south-east corner, and nearly under the temple of Antoninus and Faustina.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3159
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Palatine - Four arches of the Porticus of Nero, on the Velia. These are the upper arches of his Porticus, which was an arcade of two storeys; this was one use of the word porticus in Rome , as in the Thermae of Caracalla. The Porticus of Nero was a mile long, and can be traced by remains of it from this point, which is against the cliff of the Velia (always reckoned as part of the Palatine), to the Exquiliae. In front of the picture is seen the pavement of the Summa Via Sacra, and the north-west corner of the platform on which the Porticus of Livia was placed. On the right is a portion of the Monastery of S. Francesca Romana, and in the background the Colosseum.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3161
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Podium or base of an equestrian statue. This is near the centre of the Forum; the podium is of brick of the time of Constantine, and the very thick marble casing of it is seen in the foreground to the right - it was probably the basement of the horse of Constantine. On each side is one of the square brick structures of the third century. These are commonly called bases for the tall columns, but they are hollow, with a door in each, and were more probably wine-shops.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3169
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Palatine - Four arches of the Porticus of Nero. In this view they are taken close, to show the beautiful brickwork of the time of Nero, the finest brickwork in the world. Ten bricks to the foot can here be counted.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3162
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Basilica Julia. In this part some of the walls built of travertine, of the time of Julius Caesar, are seen, showing also that the direction of this great hall was then from east to west, and some of the brick arches of the fourth century , or the modern imitation of them, in which the direction is from north to south.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3163
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Cloaca Maxima, (B.C. 615; Livii Hist., i. 38). This part is under the south end of the Basilica Julia, and on the site of the Lake of Curtius, to drain which this great drain was made. the brick arch in the foreground is of the time of the early empire, that behind it is one arch of the original vault, built of the large blocks of tufa of the time of the kings, and it is evidently part of the original construction. The same early construction occurs in the subterranean passage connected with the prison of the kings, (B.C. 632; Livii Hist., i.33).; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3164
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Palatine - Palace of Tiberius (Domus Tiberiana), Mosaic pavement. This is on the lower level, on the platform on which that palace was built; although the upper part is above the level of the top of the hill. A considerable part of this house was carried away in a land-slip about 1830. It was behind and above the upper gallery of the Ciurcus Maximus, with a road also in front of it.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3165
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy
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Rome; Palatine - Palaces of the Caesars, Passage of Caligula. This passage is corbelled out from an earlier wall, and may have led over the bridge of Caligula, on the western side of his palace below. It is richly ornamented with stucco patterns, and has a portion of the transenna, or pierced marble parapet, remaining in its place. A wall of the time of Trajan is built up agains the front of it, as shown in the right hand of the picture.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3166
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Basement of a temple and gigantic column in 1874. This is under the great bank of earth on which the modern road is made, and close to the Arch of Septimius Severus; the podium or basement is built of stone of the time of the Kings, probably taken from the wall of the old fortress of the hill of Saturn, and used for the foundations of a temple.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3167
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Forum Romanum - Sculptures from the Arch of Constantine. The two circular panels are taken from the Arch of Trajan, at the south end of his Forum, destroyed in the time of Constantine; the long flat panel is of the time of Constantine, and represents the Forum Romanum of that time; in the centre is the rostrum, with the idols or statues upon it and the transenna in front in the centre. Behind these are the tall columns, with images of the gods on the top of them. The arcade or porticus, at the back, appears to be the Tabularium.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3168
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - Part of the great Agger and wall of servius Tullius, a tower on the inner side of it (apparently for a catapult), and remains of houses of the first century, near the church of S. Antonio; the tower in the distance belongs to the Porta di S. Lorenzo.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3188
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Tomb of the liberti or freedmen of Livia Augusta, in the Vigna Colonna, showing the construction of the period, similar to that of the Pantheon. This tomb was described by Dr. Gori in the eighteenth century, and the inscriptions found on it are given in his work.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3190
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - Forum Romanum - View of the basilica Julia, with the modern bases, etc. from the Palatine.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3229
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - View of the remains of the Basilica and catacomb of S. Petronilla - The entrance and part of the nave.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3220
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Fragments of a statue found on the Esquiline.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3214
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Bust of the time of the Flavian emperors, of an unknown person, found on the Esquiline.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3215
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Bust of an unknown person, of the fourth century, found on the Esquiline.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3216
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy
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Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Bust of Manlia Scantilla, found on the Esquiline.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3217
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Bust of Didia Clara, found in the villa Palombara, on the Esquiline.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3218
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Inscriptions - One side of the Basis Capitolina, giving the cataqlogue of regiones of Rome I., X., XIV. Now on the staircase of the Palazzo de Conservatori, on the Capitol, (for the other side, with regiones XII. and XIII., see no. 3199).; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3219
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - View of the remains of the basilica and catacomb of S. Petronilla - The apse.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3221
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Another view of remains of sculpture, etc. found, and preserved in the warehouse of the municipality.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3212
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - Another view of remains of sculpture, etc. found, and preserved in the warehouse of the municipality.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3212
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Inscription of Pope Damasus on the left of the principal door of the church of S. Sebastian. Twelve verses inscribed by that pope to the martyr Eutychius.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3222
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Inscription in the church of S. Sebastian, stating that the bodies of S. Calixtus and 174,000 holy martyrs are interred in that cemetary.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3223
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Fresco painting of the eleventh century, in a chapel on the side of the staircase of the crypt of S. Sebastian’s church. With an inscription over an altar stating that the bodies of S. Peter and S. Paul had been deposited there.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3224
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Fresco painting of the eleventh century, in a chapel on the staircase of the crypt of S. Sesbastian’s church. The conventional heads of S. Peter and S. Paul.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3225
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy
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Rome; Sculpture in the church of S. Francesca Romana - Bas-relief in the right-hand transept, representing the return of Pope Gregory XI. and his court from Avignon in 1377, from the designs of Pietro Olivieri.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3226
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Apse of a basilica on the Summa Sacra Via, now in the garden of S. Francesca Romana, miscalled the temple of Venus and Rome (?). Taken from the interior to show the exact similarity to that of the basilica or market-hall of Constantine adjoining to it.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3227
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - Substructure of the platform of the Porticus Liviae (miscalled the temple of Venus and Rome).; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3228
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpature - Excavations, 1874 - Bust of Plotius, or Plautius, found on the Esquiline.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3213
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Sculpture - Excavations, 1874 - General view of the objects of sculpture, etc. found in building the new quarters for the city of Rome, preserved in the warehouse of the municipality.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3211
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; 1. Palatine - Basilica Jovis, and section of nave and aisles, looking towards the apse.; A. Vault; B. Clere-story; C. Gallery.; DE. Aisle.; F. Steps to gallery.; G. Arch through the buttresses.; HH. Buttresses with pilasters.; I. Substructure in the foss.; 2. Palatine - Central 0part over the great southern Foss of Roma Quadrata - Basilica Jovis, probably restoration. Perspective view of the interior, looking towards the apse. The existing remains are distinguished by the darker tint.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3192
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Escavations, 1874 - The Colosseum, subterranean passage at the south end. About twenty feet below the present level of the area, with square headed doorways or arches across it. This was one of the original entrances from the old foss-way, now filled up to the level of the ground. Perhaps this passage was for the wild beasts.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3201
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; 1. Palatine - Central part, on the platform over the great Foss of Roma Quadrata. Section and plan of the Basilica Jovus, with probably restorations.; SECTION;; A. Vault.; B. Clere-story.; C. Gallery.; D. Aisle.; E. Column of aisle.; F. Steps to gallery.; G. Chamber between buttresses.; HH. Buttress with columns attached.; I. Wall of substructure in the foss.; PLAN:; A. Buttresses.; B. Chambers between buttresses; on north side.; C. North aisle.; D. End wall behind the tribune or apse.; E. South aisle.; FFF. Altars between buttresses on south side.; G. Seat of emperor on the wall of the apse, above the wooden seats for his officers.; H. Altar for taking oaths.; I. Cancellus or transenna.; J. A low screen of pierced marble.; K. Old pavement.; L. Doorway.; MM. Portico.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3193
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; 1. Forum Romanum - South-west corner, temple of Castor and Pollux, and palace of caligula, with probably restorations.; A. Temple, with the celebrated three columns of the time of Augustus, A.D. 4, and the earlier podium or basement, B.C. 721.; B. Palace of Caligula.; C. Pier of bridge of Caligula, with the springing of arches at two levels.; D. Part of the bridge under a shed, in the background palaces.; 2. Forum Romanum - Palatine, north-east corner, with modern church of S.M.Liberatrice, temple of Castor and Pollux, and bridge of Caligula, looking west.; A. Palaces of the Caesars, Hadrian and Trajan, and Caligula (?); B. Podium of the temple of Vesta.; C. Church of S.M.Liberatrice, on the site of the Regia, and the house of the Vestal virgins.; D. Fountain of Juturna in the foreground.; E. Temple of Castor and Pollux.; F. Bridge of Caligula.; 3. Forum Romanum and Palatine, north-east corner, church and temple, looking south.; A. Palaces.; B. Church.; C. Temple - the three columns.; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3195
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy

Rome; Excavations, 1874 - The Colosseum. A. Section, and B. plan of one division, with the channels for water recently found (distinguished by a darker tint).; Cardboard

Object Identifier
2000.01.3196
Verbatim Site
Rome
Object Type
Photographs and prints
Materials
Cardboard
Verbatim Provenance
Italy
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