Letters of an architect, from France, Italy, and Greece (1828)
Woods, Joseph, 1776-1864 · London : J. and A. Arch · leaf 51
eneighbourhood of Rome, and a noble terrace shaded with cypresses com-mands a magnificent view both of the city and country, from the Apen-nines to the Mediterranean. If instead of following the road from thisplace to Rome, we keep a little to the right, we shall find ourselves in theValle d… … P=J S V ^S ^ <*« ■ ■=^ ^ ■5^ i N --T wt «%i F N % ■t ^=\ >=■ <3 V <i .ij PONTE SALARIO. 31 secluded valley, winding between steep woody banks of small elevation.If it had not been for its botany I should never have visited it. We re-enter Rome by the Porta Angelica. Our next walk shall…
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