Collins, W. W., 1862- · London : W. Heinemann ; New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 434
stretch away in utter loneliness to thedistant hills ; there, where once a prosperous peopledwelt in plenty, and where the only living thingslikely to be seen now are a statuesque goatherd andhis nibbling flock—there, one may gather an ideaof the might of ancient Rome. By HadriansWall, which cuts… … ROME Up on the Palatine, close to the trees that areseen in the sketch of the Clovis Victorias, the Etrus-can wall of the first Rome is now in course ofexcavation. Up there, too, are the remains of thefirst wall of the Roman city built by Servius Tullius.In the Via Merulana part of a great…
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