Wanderings in the Roman Campagna / by Rodolfo Lanciani.

  • Rodolfo Lanciani
Date:
1909
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Credit: Wanderings in the Roman Campagna / by Rodolfo Lanciani. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX Aborigines, the, in the Campagna, 14. Addison, Joseph, quoted, 162. Advocates in ancient times. See Law¬ yers. iElian family, the, 128-130. Africa, estates in, 46. Agon Capitolinus, 139-141. Agrippina, 284, 285. Alba Longa, 15. Albert, Maurice, on Miecenas’s villa, 82. Aldovrandi, Ulisse, on group of horses from Hadrian’s villa, 139. Alpine roads, 30-34. Ancona, Ciriaco d’, at Tivoli, 107. Anicetus, C. Julius, sectarian, 167, 168. Anicii, the, 207-209. Anio, the part it has played in forming the Campagna, 9, 10. Antinons, 179-187. Antium, conflict of, with Rome, 339 ; associations of, with Nero, 340 ; villa of Nero at, 345, 357-362 ; harbor of, 348 ; Maiden of Mystery found at, 357-362. Antium, Cape, 333-335. Anzio. See Antium. Aquse Albulse, 50, 51. Aqiue Apollinares, 50. Aquae Ciceronianae, 333. Aquae Posidianae, 50. Aqueducts of the Campagna, 6, 7, 24. Argentario, Monte, 48. Astinelli, Colle degli, church on, 217. Astura, sunken ship discovered at, 336. Augustus, at Tibur, 81, 82 ; his abste¬ miousness, 97 ; his fondness for gaming, 97, 98. Aurelian, and Zenobia, 153,154 ; raises temple to the Sun of Rome, 170. Aurelius, Marcus, spiral column of, injured by earthquake, 219, 220. Aurelius Victor on Hadrian, 127. Autographs of architects and painters on ruins, 158, 159. Balbillus, Ti. Julius, sectarian, 167, 168, 169. Ball-playing in ancient times, 98-100. Banditti in ancient times, 40, 41. Baronio, Cardinal Cesare, 274. Bartoli, Pietro Saute, on sanctuary at Veii, 236. Bathing in the open sea, Romans ob¬ jected to, 324. Baths, 48-52, 324. Becrhini. See Fraticelli. © Belvedere Apollo found in Abbey of Grottaferrata, 268. Bertinoro, springs of, 48, 49. Bessarion, Cardinal, 274, 276-281. Biondi, 274. Bisocchi. See Fraticelli. Boccea, 68 n. BorMiese, Marcantonio, his estate, 43. Borghese, Cardinal Scipione, 293, 294. “ Boschi sacri del Lazio,” 330. Bracciano, Lake of, 45. Bracciolini, Poggio, at Tivoli, 107. Braun, Emil, on representations of Antinons, 180. Breislak, Hr., on the Roman 1 orum, 4 n. Bresciani, Antonio, investigated oracu¬ lar cave, 228, 229. Brocchi on malaria in the Campagna, 2, 3. Bruce, Dr., on the wheel marks in Pompeii and the gauge of English railways, 329.