Delle antichità di Rimino libri due
An antiquarian survey of the Roman remains of Rimini — chiefly the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius bridge — written by Venetian architect Tommaso Temanza with plates after Antonio Visentini, published by Pasquali in Venice in 1741 for architects and antiquaries. The engravings are measured elevations, sections and profiles: fluted columns, Corinthian capitals, pediments, coffering and moulding curves annotated with dimension figures and fine hatching.
