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Vue des deux restes de rangs de Colonnes qui etoient au Temple de Neptune qui lateralement formoient les Portiques dans la Celle

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City of Paestum Jeanne Britton
Contents of this path:
1. Vue des restes interieurs du Temple de Neptune Vue des restes intérieurs du Temple de Neptune. Nous ne nous étendrons pas à donner un détail de ces morceaux, parce qu'ils seront bien détaillés, et bien spécifiés dans les Planches suivantes. Dans ce Frontispice, nous les avons dessinés tels qu'ils existent affin d'en présenter un grand appareil uni à d'autres amas de ruines, que nous donnerons ci-après dans les Planches. Les Voyageurs connoisseurs assurent, que par rapport à l'Architecture Greque des Temples bâtis dans l'Ordre Dorique, ceux de Pesto sont supérieurs en beauté à ceux qu'on voit en Sicile et dans la Grèce, et que, sans se donner la peine et la fatigue de longs voyages, ceux-ci peuvent suffire pour contenter la curiosité, et qu'enfin cette grande, et majestueuse Architecture donne en son genre l'idée la plus parfaite de ce bel Art.
2. Vue de ce qui reste encore des Murs de l’ancienne Ville de Pesto, appellee par les Grecs Possidonia
3. Vue des restes d’une grande enceinte de colonnes
4. Vue de quelques unes des Colonnes de la facade opposee
5. Vue des 18 Colonnes de côté dessinées du côté opposé à celles qui sont indiquées dans la primiere planche par la lettre B
6. Vue des restes du Pronaos de l’edifice, que l’on peut considerer comme le College des Anfictions
7. Autre Vue de la Facade du Pronaos, dessine et decrit dans la planche V
8. Vue interieure du College suppose des Anfictions
9. Autre Vue de l’interieur du Pronaos
10. Autre Vue interieure des restes du College suppose des Anfictions
11. Vuë du temple de Neptune Dieu tutelaire de l’ancienne Ville de Pesto
12. Temple de Neptune a Pesto
13. Vue interieure du Temple de Neptune decrit dans la planche X
14. Vue des restes interieurs d’un des Pronaos du Temple du Neptune qui regarde du cote de la Terre Entree a la Celle du Temple
15. Vue des restes du derriere du Pronaos du temple de Neptune dessine dans les deux planches precedentes
16. Vue des restes de la Celle du Temple de Neptune
17. Vue des deux restes de rangs de Colonnes qui etoient au Temple de Neptune qui lateralement formoient les Portiques dans la Celle
18. Vue des restes de la Celle du temple du Neptune
19. Vue d’un autre temple, dans la Ville de Pesto, que l’on croit communcement avoir ete dedie a Junon
20. Vue laterale du Temple de Junon
21. Vüe intérieure du Temple, que l’on croit avoir été dédié à Junon
Views Jeanne Britton
Contents of this path:
1. Interior view of St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican
2. View of the Customs House in the Piazza di Pietra
3. View of the Piazza della Rotonda [the Pantheon]
4. View of the Piazza Navona above the Ruins of the Circus of Domitian (1 of 2)
5. View of the Piazza Navona above the Ruins of the Circus of Domitian (2 of 2)
6. View of the Palace of the Illustrious Barberini Family on the Quirinal Hill
7. View of the famous Vatican Basilica with its spacious Portico and adjacent Piazza
8. View of St. Peter’s Basilica and Piazza in the Vatican
9. View of the Atrium of the Portico of Octavia
10. Interior view of the Atrium of the Portico of Octavia
11. View of the Small Waterfalls in Tivoli
12. View of the Remains of the Praetorian Fort in Hadrian's Villa
13. View of the octagonal Temple of Minerva Medica
14. View of the Piazza d’Oro in Hadrian’s Villa
15. View of the Heliocaminus used in Winter
16. View of the Arch of Septimius Severus
17. Interior View of the Colosseum (1 of 2)
18. View of the Arch of Constantine and the Colosseum
19. Interior View of the Colosseum (2 of 2)
20. View of the Animal Cages Built by the Emperor Domitian for the Colosseum
21. View of the Remains of the Baths of Diocletian
22. Interior view of Santa Maria degli Angeli
23. View of the Baths of Diocletian at Santa Maria degli Angeli
24. View of the Baths of Titus
25. View of the Remains of the Buildings on the Second Floor of the Baths of Titus
26. View of the Sepulcher of Piso Licinianus on the Ancient Via Appia
27. View of the Ponte Lugano on the Anio
28. View of the Tomb of the Plautius Family
29. View of the Temple of Concord
30. View of the so-called Temple of the Tosse near Tivoli
31. Interior View of the Pantheon called the Rotonda
32. View of the Capitoline Hill with the Steps leading to Santa Maria in Aracoeli
33. View of the Tomb of Caius Cestius
34. Pyramid of Caius Cestius
35. View of the Capitoline Hill
36. Side View of the Capitoline Hill
37. View of the Roman Forum (1 of 2)
38. View of the Temple of Jupiter Tonans Veduta del Tempio di Giove Tonante Il Tempio di Giove Tonante alle radici del Monte Capitolino fu da Ottaviano Augusto fabbricato per voto, e poscia dopo aver sofferto incendio con altre Fabbriche del vicino Campidoglio fu restituito dall’Imperatore Adriano. Per ciò, che si scopre in questo insigne Avanzo dell’Ambulacro esterno, tanto per la esquisita delicatezza e disposizione degl’intagli, quanto per la sodezza, e maestà della Fabbrica, egli può meritamente annoverarsi tra i più cospicui ornati edificj, che sono stati innalzati in quel secolo felice.
39. Another View of the Temple of Concord
40. View of the Roman Forum (2 of 2)
41. View of the Site of the Ancient Roman Forum
42. Vue des deux restes de rangs de Colonnes qui etoient au Temple de Neptune qui lateralement formoient les Portiques dans la Celle
43. Vue des restes de la Celle du temple du Neptune
44. Vue des restes interieurs du Temple de Neptune Vue des restes intérieurs du Temple de Neptune. Nous ne nous étendrons pas à donner un détail de ces morceaux, parce qu'ils seront bien détaillés, et bien spécifiés dans les Planches suivantes. Dans ce Frontispice, nous les avons dessinés tels qu'ils existent affin d'en présenter un grand appareil uni à d'autres amas de ruines, que nous donnerons ci-après dans les Planches. Les Voyageurs connoisseurs assurent, que par rapport à l'Architecture Greque des Temples bâtis dans l'Ordre Dorique, ceux de Pesto sont supérieurs en beauté à ceux qu'on voit en Sicile et dans la Grèce, et que, sans se donner la peine et la fatigue de longs voyages, ceux-ci peuvent suffire pour contenter la curiosité, et qu'enfin cette grande, et majestueuse Architecture donne en son genre l'idée la plus parfaite de ce bel Art.
45. Temple de Neptune a Pesto
46. Vue interieure du Temple de Neptune decrit dans la planche X
47. Vue des restes interieurs d’un des Pronaos du Temple du Neptune qui regarde du cote de la Terre Entree a la Celle du Temple
48. Vue des deux restes de rangs de Colonnes qui etoient au Temple de Neptune qui lateralement formoient les Portiques dans la Celle
49. Vue des restes de la Celle du temple du Neptune
50. Vue d’un autre temple, dans la Ville de Pesto, que l’on croit communcement avoir ete dedie a Junon
51. Vue laterale du Temple de Junon
52. Vüe intérieure du Temple, que l’on croit avoir été dédié à Junon
53. Vue de ce qui reste encore des Murs de l’ancienne Ville de Pesto, appellee par les Grecs Possidonia
54. Vue des restes d’une grande enceinte de colonnes
55. Interior view of the Basilica of St. Peter's in the Vatican, near the Tribune
56. Vue de quelques unes des Colonnes de la facade opposee
57. Vue des 18 Colonnes de côté dessinées du côté opposé à celles qui sont indiquées dans la primiere planche par la lettre B
58. Vue des restes du Pronaos de l’edifice, que l’on peut considerer comme le College des Anfictions
59. Autre Vue de la Facade du Pronaos, dessine et decrit dans la planche V
60. Vue interieure du College suppose des Anfictions
61. Autre Vue de l’interieur du Pronaos
62. Autre Vue interieure des restes du College suppose des Anfictions
63. Vue des restes du derriere du Pronaos du temple de Neptune dessine dans les deux planches precedentes
64. Cross-Section of the interior of the Basilica San Paolo fuori le Mura Spaccato interno della Basilica di San Paolo fuori delle Mura, eretta da Costantino Magno, divisa in cinque Navate co’sua Crociata. Ottanta Colonne di marmo greco, venato di vario colore, quivi trasportate dal Sepolcro di Adriano Imperatore, sostentano le Navate variando di grandezza, e lavoro le laterali da quelle della Navata di mezzo. Altre Colonne dieci di Granito sono sparse per la Crociata; intorno alla quale, come ancora intorno la Navata di mezzo cronologicamente disposti si veggono li Ritratti di tutti i Sommi Pontefici Romani con altre Pitture antiche gia quasi consumate dal tempo. Il Pavimento delle Navate è formato di rotti pezzi di marmo, levati dalle Rovine di altri Edificii antichi.
65. Interior view of the so-called Temple of the Tosse near Tivoli
66. Interior View of the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano
67. Interior View of the Villa of Maecenas
68. Another Interior View of the Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli
69. Interior View of the Pronaos of the Pantheon
70. Interior View of the Pantheon Veduta interna del Panteon. Questo tempio fabbricato da M[arco] Agrippa è di forma rotonda, alto quanto il suo diametro. Il primo ordine è tutto antico. Le dodici colonne principali sono di giallo come le due della Tribuna quali non sono state mai rimosse dalla primiera loro situazione. L’architrave e la cornice sono di marmo, ed il fregio di porfido. Il second’ordine è moderno a riserva della cornice di marmo ch’è antica, le incrostazioni di marmo, di porfido, di giallo, e di serpentino che l’adornavano, furono tolte da Papa Benedetto XIV. perche minacciavano ruina, e fù adornato di stucchi come si vede al presente. L’Altar maggiore e moderno fabbricato da Clemente XI. Li otto altari minori sono antichi, come ancora il pavimento composto di giallo, di granito, e di porfido.
71. Ruins of a Sculpture Gallery in Hadrian’s Villa at Tivoli
72. Perspective View of the Trevi Fountain
73. Egyptian Obelisk
74. Two Churches Near the Column of Trajan
75. Temple, commonly called the Temple of Janus
76. Column of Trajan
77. Ancient Temple Commonly Called the Temple of Salus on the Via d’Albano
78. Theater of Marcellus
79. Remains of a Covered Portico, or Cryptoporticus, in a Villa of Domitian
80. Arch of Septimius Severus
81. Ruins of the Antonine Baths
82. Ruins of the Xystus, or the Grand Hall of the Antonine Baths
83. Tomb of Cecilia Metella
84. Remains of an Ancient Tomb, today called La Conocchia
85. Remains of the Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli
86. Remains of a Room Belonging to the Praetorian Fort at Hadrian’s Villa
87. Meeting Hall in Hadrian’s Villa
88. Remains of the Temple Said to Be of Apollo in Hadrian’s Villa
89. Remains of the Temple of the God Canopus at Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli
90. Villa Pamphili
91. Remains of the Aqueduct of Nero
92. View of the Fountain and the Grotto of Egeria Outside the Porta Capena
93. View of the Temple of Hercules in the City of Cori
94. View of the Temple of Camenae
95. View of the Temple of Cybele in the Piazza of the Bocca della Verità Veduta del Tempio di Cibele a Piazza della Bocca della Verità. Il tempio della Dea Cibele di forma rotonda, del quale se ne vede ancora l’avanzo, era circondato da un nobilissimo Portico, sostenuto da numerose Colonne scanellate co’loro Capitelli, cadaun de’quali è fregiato col frutto della Pina, una tralle Divise della Deità, a cui era consacrato il Tempio. Furono levati ad esso Portico i marmi del Fregio, ed Architrave, e fabbricatovi il muro tra una Colonna, e l’altra fu ridotto ad uso di Chiesa, dedicata a Santa Maria del Sole.
96. View of the Temple of Bacchus
97. View of the Temple of Fortuna Virilis
98. Interior view of the Temple of Bacchus
99. View of the Ponte Salario
100. View of the Ancient Foundations Built by Tarquinius Superbus called the Bel Lido
101. View of the Milvian Bridge over the Tiber Two Miles outside Rome
102. View of the Tiber Island
103. View of the Mausoleum of the Emperor Hadrian, now called Castel Sant’Angelo
104. View of the Bridge and Castel Sant’Angelo
105. View of the Palace of the Academy on the Via del Corso, established by Louis XIV, King of France for French students of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture
106. View of the Port of Ripa Grande
107. View of the Monument Erected by the Emperor Titus Commemorating His Restoration of the Aqueducts of the Anio and Claudia
108. View of the Port of the Ripetta
109. View of the Villa d'Este in Tivoli
110. View of the Fountainhead of the Acqua Giulia
111. View of the Villa of Cardinal Alessandro Albani
112. View of the Palazzo della Consulta on the Quirinal housing the Papal Secretariat
113. View of the Palazzo Farnese
114. View of the Palazzo Odescalchi
115. Column of Marcus Aurelius
116. View of the Palazzo di Montecitorio
117. View of the Palazzo Stopani
118. View of the Trevi Fountain
119. View of the Fountainhead of the Acqua Paola
120. View of the Fountainhead of the Acqua Felice
121. View of the Piazza and the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano
122. View of the Façade of the Basilica of San Giovanni Laterano
123. View of the Basilica San Paolo fuori le Mura, built by Constantine the Great
124. View of the Pantheon
125. View of the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina in the Roman Forum
126. View of the Tablinum of Nero’s Golden House (1 of 2)
127. View of Two Dining Rooms Belonging to Nero’s Golden House, taken erroneously for the Temples of the Sun and Moon, or of Isis and Serapis
128. View of the Tablinum of Nero’s Golden House (2 of 2)
129. View of the Arch of Titus (2 of 2)
130. View of the Arch of Constantine
131. View of the Arch (in the City) of Benevento in the Kingdom of Naples
132. View of the Colosseum (2 of 2)
133. View of the Remains of the Forum of Nerva (1 of 2)
134. View of the Colosseum (1 of 2)
135. View of the Arch of Titus (1 of 2)
136. View of the Remains of the Forum of Nerva (2 of 2)
137. View of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli
138. Another View of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli (2 of 2)
139. Ruins of One of the Soldiers’ Barracks in Hadrian’s Villa
140. View of the Waterfall of Tivoli
141. Another View of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli (1 of 2)
142. Interior of the Temple of the God Canopus at Hadrian’s Villa
Views Jeanne Britton
Contents of this path:
1. Interior view of St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican
2. View of the Customs House in the Piazza di Pietra
3. View of the Piazza della Rotonda [the Pantheon]
4. View of the Piazza Navona above the Ruins of the Circus of Domitian (1 of 2)
5. View of the Piazza Navona above the Ruins of the Circus of Domitian (2 of 2)
6. View of the Palace of the Illustrious Barberini Family on the Quirinal Hill
7. View of the famous Vatican Basilica with its spacious Portico and adjacent Piazza
8. View of St. Peter’s Basilica and Piazza in the Vatican
9. View of the Atrium of the Portico of Octavia
10. Interior view of the Atrium of the Portico of Octavia
11. View of the Small Waterfalls in Tivoli
12. View of the Remains of the Praetorian Fort in Hadrian's Villa
13. View of the octagonal Temple of Minerva Medica
14. View of the Piazza d’Oro in Hadrian’s Villa
15. View of the Heliocaminus used in Winter
16. View of the Arch of Septimius Severus
17. Interior View of the Colosseum (1 of 2)
18. View of the Arch of Constantine and the Colosseum
19. Interior View of the Colosseum (2 of 2)
20. View of the Animal Cages Built by the Emperor Domitian for the Colosseum
21. View of the Remains of the Baths of Diocletian
22. Interior view of Santa Maria degli Angeli
23. View of the Baths of Diocletian at Santa Maria degli Angeli
24. View of the Baths of Titus
25. View of the Remains of the Buildings on the Second Floor of the Baths of Titus
26. View of the Sepulcher of Piso Licinianus on the Ancient Via Appia
27. View of the Ponte Lugano on the Anio
28. View of the Tomb of the Plautius Family
29. View of the Temple of Concord
30. View of the so-called Temple of the Tosse near Tivoli
31. Interior View of the Pantheon called the Rotonda
32. View of the Capitoline Hill with the Steps leading to Santa Maria in Aracoeli
33. View of the Tomb of Caius Cestius
34. Pyramid of Caius Cestius
35. View of the Capitoline Hill
36. Side View of the Capitoline Hill
37. View of the Roman Forum (1 of 2)
38. View of the Temple of Jupiter Tonans Veduta del Tempio di Giove Tonante Il Tempio di Giove Tonante alle radici del Monte Capitolino fu da Ottaviano Augusto fabbricato per voto, e poscia dopo aver sofferto incendio con altre Fabbriche del vicino Campidoglio fu restituito dall’Imperatore Adriano. Per ciò, che si scopre in questo insigne Avanzo dell’Ambulacro esterno, tanto per la esquisita delicatezza e disposizione degl’intagli, quanto per la sodezza, e maestà della Fabbrica, egli può meritamente annoverarsi tra i più cospicui ornati edificj, che sono stati innalzati in quel secolo felice.
39. Another View of the Temple of Concord
40. View of the Roman Forum (2 of 2)
41. View of the Site of the Ancient Roman Forum
42. Vue des deux restes de rangs de Colonnes qui etoient au Temple de Neptune qui lateralement formoient les Portiques dans la Celle
43. Vue des restes de la Celle du temple du Neptune
44. Vue des restes interieurs du Temple de Neptune Vue des restes intérieurs du Temple de Neptune. Nous ne nous étendrons pas à donner un détail de ces morceaux, parce qu'ils seront bien détaillés, et bien spécifiés dans les Planches suivantes. Dans ce Frontispice, nous les avons dessinés tels qu'ils existent affin d'en présenter un grand appareil uni à d'autres amas de ruines, que nous donnerons ci-après dans les Planches. Les Voyageurs connoisseurs assurent, que par rapport à l'Architecture Greque des Temples bâtis dans l'Ordre Dorique, ceux de Pesto sont supérieurs en beauté à ceux qu'on voit en Sicile et dans la Grèce, et que, sans se donner la peine et la fatigue de longs voyages, ceux-ci peuvent suffire pour contenter la curiosité, et qu'enfin cette grande, et majestueuse Architecture donne en son genre l'idée la plus parfaite de ce bel Art.
45. Temple de Neptune a Pesto
46. Vue interieure du Temple de Neptune decrit dans la planche X
47. Vue des restes interieurs d’un des Pronaos du Temple du Neptune qui regarde du cote de la Terre Entree a la Celle du Temple
48. Vue des deux restes de rangs de Colonnes qui etoient au Temple de Neptune qui lateralement formoient les Portiques dans la Celle
49. Vue des restes de la Celle du temple du Neptune
50. Vue d’un autre temple, dans la Ville de Pesto, que l’on croit communcement avoir ete dedie a Junon
51. Vue laterale du Temple de Junon
52. Vüe intérieure du Temple, que l’on croit avoir été dédié à Junon
53. Vue de ce qui reste encore des Murs de l’ancienne Ville de Pesto, appellee par les Grecs Possidonia
54. Vue des restes d’une grande enceinte de colonnes
55. Interior view of the Basilica of St. Peter's in the Vatican, near the Tribune
56. Vue de quelques unes des Colonnes de la facade opposee
57. Vue des 18 Colonnes de côté dessinées du côté opposé à celles qui sont indiquées dans la primiere planche par la lettre B
58. Vue des restes du Pronaos de l’edifice, que l’on peut considerer comme le College des Anfictions
59. Autre Vue de la Facade du Pronaos, dessine et decrit dans la planche V
60. Vue interieure du College suppose des Anfictions
61. Autre Vue de l’interieur du Pronaos
62. Autre Vue interieure des restes du College suppose des Anfictions
63. Vue des restes du derriere du Pronaos du temple de Neptune dessine dans les deux planches precedentes
64. Cross-Section of the interior of the Basilica San Paolo fuori le Mura Spaccato interno della Basilica di San Paolo fuori delle Mura, eretta da Costantino Magno, divisa in cinque Navate co’sua Crociata. Ottanta Colonne di marmo greco, venato di vario colore, quivi trasportate dal Sepolcro di Adriano Imperatore, sostentano le Navate variando di grandezza, e lavoro le laterali da quelle della Navata di mezzo. Altre Colonne dieci di Granito sono sparse per la Crociata; intorno alla quale, come ancora intorno la Navata di mezzo cronologicamente disposti si veggono li Ritratti di tutti i Sommi Pontefici Romani con altre Pitture antiche gia quasi consumate dal tempo. Il Pavimento delle Navate è formato di rotti pezzi di marmo, levati dalle Rovine di altri Edificii antichi.
65. Interior view of the so-called Temple of the Tosse near Tivoli
66. Interior View of the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano
67. Interior View of the Villa of Maecenas
68. Another Interior View of the Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli
69. Interior View of the Pronaos of the Pantheon
70. Interior View of the Pantheon Veduta interna del Panteon. Questo tempio fabbricato da M[arco] Agrippa è di forma rotonda, alto quanto il suo diametro. Il primo ordine è tutto antico. Le dodici colonne principali sono di giallo come le due della Tribuna quali non sono state mai rimosse dalla primiera loro situazione. L’architrave e la cornice sono di marmo, ed il fregio di porfido. Il second’ordine è moderno a riserva della cornice di marmo ch’è antica, le incrostazioni di marmo, di porfido, di giallo, e di serpentino che l’adornavano, furono tolte da Papa Benedetto XIV. perche minacciavano ruina, e fù adornato di stucchi come si vede al presente. L’Altar maggiore e moderno fabbricato da Clemente XI. Li otto altari minori sono antichi, come ancora il pavimento composto di giallo, di granito, e di porfido.
71. Ruins of a Sculpture Gallery in Hadrian’s Villa at Tivoli
72. Perspective View of the Trevi Fountain
73. Egyptian Obelisk
74. Two Churches Near the Column of Trajan
75. Temple, commonly called the Temple of Janus
76. Column of Trajan
77. Ancient Temple Commonly Called the Temple of Salus on the Via d’Albano
78. Theater of Marcellus
79. Remains of a Covered Portico, or Cryptoporticus, in a Villa of Domitian
80. Arch of Septimius Severus
81. Ruins of the Antonine Baths
82. Ruins of the Xystus, or the Grand Hall of the Antonine Baths
83. Tomb of Cecilia Metella
84. Remains of an Ancient Tomb, today called La Conocchia
85. Remains of the Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli
86. Remains of a Room Belonging to the Praetorian Fort at Hadrian’s Villa
87. Meeting Hall in Hadrian’s Villa
88. Remains of the Temple Said to Be of Apollo in Hadrian’s Villa
89. Remains of the Temple of the God Canopus at Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli
90. Villa Pamphili
91. Remains of the Aqueduct of Nero
92. View of the Fountain and the Grotto of Egeria Outside the Porta Capena
93. View of the Temple of Hercules in the City of Cori
94. View of the Temple of Camenae
95. View of the Temple of Cybele in the Piazza of the Bocca della Verità Veduta del Tempio di Cibele a Piazza della Bocca della Verità. Il tempio della Dea Cibele di forma rotonda, del quale se ne vede ancora l’avanzo, era circondato da un nobilissimo Portico, sostenuto da numerose Colonne scanellate co’loro Capitelli, cadaun de’quali è fregiato col frutto della Pina, una tralle Divise della Deità, a cui era consacrato il Tempio. Furono levati ad esso Portico i marmi del Fregio, ed Architrave, e fabbricatovi il muro tra una Colonna, e l’altra fu ridotto ad uso di Chiesa, dedicata a Santa Maria del Sole.
96. View of the Temple of Bacchus
97. View of the Temple of Fortuna Virilis
98. Interior view of the Temple of Bacchus
99. View of the Ponte Salario
100. View of the Ancient Foundations Built by Tarquinius Superbus called the Bel Lido
101. View of the Milvian Bridge over the Tiber Two Miles outside Rome
102. View of the Tiber Island
103. View of the Mausoleum of the Emperor Hadrian, now called Castel Sant’Angelo
104. View of the Bridge and Castel Sant’Angelo
105. View of the Palace of the Academy on the Via del Corso, established by Louis XIV, King of France for French students of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture
106. View of the Port of Ripa Grande
107. View of the Monument Erected by the Emperor Titus Commemorating His Restoration of the Aqueducts of the Anio and Claudia
108. View of the Port of the Ripetta
109. View of the Villa d'Este in Tivoli
110. View of the Fountainhead of the Acqua Giulia
111. View of the Villa of Cardinal Alessandro Albani
112. View of the Palazzo della Consulta on the Quirinal housing the Papal Secretariat
113. View of the Palazzo Farnese
114. View of the Palazzo Odescalchi
115. Column of Marcus Aurelius
116. View of the Palazzo di Montecitorio
117. View of the Palazzo Stopani
118. View of the Trevi Fountain
119. View of the Fountainhead of the Acqua Paola
120. View of the Fountainhead of the Acqua Felice
121. View of the Piazza and the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano
122. View of the Façade of the Basilica of San Giovanni Laterano
123. View of the Basilica San Paolo fuori le Mura, built by Constantine the Great
124. View of the Pantheon
125. View of the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina in the Roman Forum
126. View of the Tablinum of Nero’s Golden House (1 of 2)
127. View of Two Dining Rooms Belonging to Nero’s Golden House, taken erroneously for the Temples of the Sun and Moon, or of Isis and Serapis
128. View of the Tablinum of Nero’s Golden House (2 of 2)
129. View of the Arch of Titus (2 of 2)
130. View of the Arch of Constantine
131. View of the Arch (in the City) of Benevento in the Kingdom of Naples
132. View of the Colosseum (2 of 2)
133. View of the Remains of the Forum of Nerva (1 of 2)
134. View of the Colosseum (1 of 2)
135. View of the Arch of Titus (1 of 2)
136. View of the Remains of the Forum of Nerva (2 of 2)
137. View of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli
138. Another View of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli (2 of 2)
139. Ruins of One of the Soldiers’ Barracks in Hadrian’s Villa
140. View of the Waterfall of Tivoli
141. Another View of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli (1 of 2)
142. Interior of the Temple of the God Canopus at Hadrian’s Villa

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