Wanderings in the Roman Campagna / by Rodolfo Lanciani.

  • Rodolfo Lanciani
Date:
1909
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    Conti, the, pedigree of, 207-209. In¬ nocent 111,208, 209, 213; career of, 210,211; Torquato, 211-213; Villa Catena, 211-216 ; Innocent XIII, 213-216 ; last stand of the Fraticelli against the church under the pro¬ tection of, 217 ; Torre de’, 218 ; connection of, with Forum Pacis,221. Contini, Francesco, 157, 158. Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum, Tivoli the birthplace of, 107. Cozza, Abbot Giuseppe, on the site of Cicero’s Tusculanum, 247, 248. Cures, site of, 122. Cynthia, villa of, 88-92, 100, 101 ; her grave, 103. Decimo, 68, 68 n. Delille on Tibur, 75. “ Description of Latium,” on Pales¬ trina, 244, 245 ; on the hermitage of Cardinal Passionei and the monks of Camaldolesi, 300 ; on the forests and the winds of the Laurentian coast, 330, 331; on the city of Rome, 362; on the Campagna, 362-364. Dice, use of, in ancient times, 97, 98. Dion Cassius, his description of the welcome given to King Tyridates at Rome, 164, 165. Dionigi, Marco, 207. Discobolus, statue of, found in Queen Elena’s cottage, 320-324 ; other statues of, 320, 321. Dodona, 226. Domenichino, 273. Domitii, estates of the, 46-48. Drinks, in ancient times, 95-97. Dureau de la Malle supports Straton’s theory of a flood, 13. Earthquakes, effects of, in Campagna, 219-224. Elena, Queen of Italy, inscription dis¬ covered at the Vicus Augustanus by, 311 ; tribute to, 311 ; her cottage, 315-318 ; statue of the Discobolus discovered at, 318-324. Empulum, site of Castel Madama, 104, 105. Este, Cardinal Ippolito d’, 107, 111 ; death of, 114. Este, Villa d’, 107, 108, 111-114. Eustachius, legend of, 200-204 ; home of, on the Vulturella, 204, 205 ; his burial place, 206, 207. Ex-votos, 236. Falconieri, 287. Farnese, Violante, builds church of Madonna della Pietk, 213. Fauna of the Campagna, 68, 71. Fede, Count Giuseppe, connection of, with Hadrian’s villa, 142, 145. Fever, the, in Roman literature, 5, 6. Ficana, 10. Ficoroni, Francesco, on the tombs and mausolea of the Campagna, 24, 25. Fiumicino, 10. Flood, Straton’s theory of, 12, 13 ; caused by the Tiber, 189. Flora of the Campagna, 67, 68. Fons Aponi, 50. Fontana, Domenico, restores the spiral column of Marcus Aurelius, 219, 220. Forests, along the coast, west and east of the mouth of the Tiber, 329, 330. Forsyth, W., quoted, 94. Fortunse Primigenise, Templum, 239- 242. Fortune-telling, method of, in ancient times, 242. Forum, Roman, a volcanic crater, 4, 4 n. Forum Appii, 39. Forum Pacis, 221. Frascati, rebuilt by Paul III, 281, 286 ; represents the central palace and headquarters of the imperial estate, 283 ; Villa Rufina at, 287. Fraticelli, the, 217, 218. Furietti, Alessandro, his discoveries in Hadrian’s villa, 141.