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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    Gaionas, M. Antonius, sectarian, 167, 170-173. Galen, on gymnastics, 100. Gallus, Cornelius, 91-93. Gambling in ancient times, 97, 98. Gamekeepers in ancient times, 310- 312. Games, social, in ancient times, 97. Gauckler, Professor Paul, 172-177. Geikie, Sir Archibald, on the Cam- pagna, 71-73. Gericomio, farmhouse called, 114-120. Ghezzi, Pier Leone, his writings, 298, 299. Giannutri, island, 46, 47. Giglio, Isola del, 46, 47. Ginestre, Colie delle, site of Cicero’s Tusculan villa, 257. Gosselin supports Straton’s theory of a flood, 13. Gracchus, Cains, discovery of the place of his death, 172. Great St. Bernard, the, 31-34. Greek works of art, loss of, 341- 343. Gregory the Great, land of, gem of the Campagna, 188, 189 ; birth, 189 ; at the time of the plague, 190-194 ; physical characteristics of, 194 ; crowned, 194 ; his home on the Cse- lian hill unexplored, 195 ; disposed of possessions in favor of brother monks, 196. Grottaferrata, Abbey of, near Cicero’s Tusculan villa, 247 ; not on the site of Cicero’s villa, 266-268 ; relics of, 268, 271 ; wealth of, 271 ; name of, i 272; charm of, 272, 273 ; connected with literary and artistic work, 274- 276 ; connection of Cardinal Bessa- rion with, 274, 276-281. Groups of statues, 86-88. Hackert, Georg, his views in the neigh¬ borhood of Horace’s farm, 123, 124. Hadrian, his ancestry, 129, 130; his career, 130-131. \ ilia of, portrait gallery in, 85 ; ex¬ cavated by Ligorio, 107; plan of, taken by Ligorio, 111 ; places re¬ produced in, 127 ; site of, 128; kept in good condition to time of Constantine, 132, 135 ; uncertain when it began to be despoiled, 135, 136 ; plundered from time of Alex¬ ander VI to middle of last century, 136 ; plundered by the Bulgarini family, 139 ; excavated by Furietti, 141 ; finds made by Baratta at, 141 ; under Count Fede, 142, 145 ; under Lanciani’s care, 145 ; excavations of Hamilton and the brothers Pira¬ nesi, 147, 148 ; excavations of the nineteenth century, 148, 149 ; pres¬ ent condition of, 149, 150. Hamilton, Gavin, his excavations in Hadrian’s villa, 147. Helbig on statue of Antinous, 180. Herculanii Augustales, 82. Herodotus on the royal road from Sar¬ dis to Susa, 35. Horace, on inns, 38, 39; on Tibur, 74 ; life of, 76-81 ; had sore eyes, 92 ; on wines, 96 ; his Sabine farm, 121- 126; translation of second Epode, 367-369. Horosius, Excerpts from the Chronicle of, 222. Hortensia pleaded before the magis¬ trates, 253. Hortensius, 248, 250, 253. Horti Mseceniani, 86. Hostelries. See Inns. Hotels. See Inns. Human sacrifice, trace of, discovered at Rome, 176 ; at Alexandria, 177. Iconetta, 62. Iconographic sets, 85, 86. Innocent III, Pope, 209. Innocent XII, journey of, to Porto d’ Anzio, 214, 215. Innocent XIII, journey of, to Poli, 213-216. Inns in ancient times, 38-41. Inundation caused by the Tiber, 189.