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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    St. Sylvester, 62, 65. Sallust, gardens of, finds in, 353, 354. Saltuarii, 311. Samovars in ancient times, 95. Sanctis, Domenico de, claimed to have discovered the site of Horace’s Sa¬ bine farm, 121, 122. Sangallo, Antonio da, the younger, at Tivoli, 107. Sanitation of Rome and the Campagna 6-8. Sant’ Angelo, Colle, church on, 217, 218. Santacroce, Prospero, career of, 114- 117 ; and the Villa Gericomio, 118, 119. Santa Maria delle Stelle, sanctuary, 228, 229. S. Maria di Vulturella, 196. Santa Sigola, Villa, 204, 205. Santo Stefano, hills of, villas on, 157, 158, 160, 161. Sarcophagi in the Campagna, 25-29. Saturn, Land of, the Campagna called, 6. Saurus and Batrachus, 84, 85. Schirati, Adriano, 213. Secedere, meaning of the word, 274, 275. Severiana, Via, 307, 308, 312, 314, 328, 329. Severus, Alexander, at Prseneste, 243. Ships, sunken, discovered, 337, 338. Shrines, country, 64, 65. Siculi, the, in the Campagna, 13, 14. Siegfried, Johan, of Breslau, 207. Silius Italicus owned Cicero’s Tusculan villa, 265, 266. Sixtus IV, Pope, at Tivoli, 107. Sophonisba, 162, 163. Sortes, 235, 237, 238. Spaccato, 120. Spas in ancient times, 48-52, 331-333. Springs, 48-52, 331-333. Statius, letter of, to Marcellus, 42. Statue groups, 86-88. Straton of Lampsacus, his theory of a flood, 12, 13. Subiaco, Nero’s villa at, 351, 352. Sublaqueum. See Subiaco. Submarine research, 335-338. Suetonius, on Augustus and his physi¬ cian, Antonins Musa, 82 ; on Augus¬ tus’s habits, 97 ; his account of Nero, 346 ; and of Nero’s ship canal, 348, 349. Sun of Palmyra, spread of worship of, at Rome, 166. Sun-god of Rome, 166, 170. Syphax, 162-164. Syria, gods of, worshipped at Rome, 166-179. Syrian chapel, site of, discovered at Rome, 170-179. Tacitus on Nero’s canal, 349. Tarentum, pool of, 4. Telegraphing in ancient times, 37, 38. Tellense, 4, 5. Tennis in ancient times, 98-100. Terence, reference to the fever in, 5. Terminalia, the, 1. Thermal establishments, 48-52. Tiber, the part it has played in form¬ ing the Campagna, 9-11. Tibur, favorite place for villas, 43, 44 ; Horace on, 74 ; the Rev. Dr. Tuck- well on, 74, 75 ; Delille on, 75 ; villa of Brutus at, 76 ; villa of Cassius at, 76 ; Horace’s farm at, 121-126. See Tivoli. Tivoli, climate of, 104 ; connection of Marguerite of Austria with, 104, 105 ; resort of artists and literary men, 105-107 ; Villa d’Este at, 107- 114; Villa Gericomio near, 118-120. See Tibur. Tobacco made known in Europe, 117. Tombs of the Campagna, 24-29. Torre Caldana, 331, 332. Torre de’ Conti, 218. Torrone di Micara, 292. Towers. See Watch towers. Trajan and Pliny, 303-305. Travelling in ancient times, inconven¬ iences of, 29-41.