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The monuments of Christian Rome from Constantine to the renaissance (1908)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859- · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 231

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und S. Peter; of the suburb of Johan-nipolis, around S. Paul; of the later fort of S. Lorenzo ; of thefortified ports of Ostia, Portus and Civitavecchia, as well 220 CLASSIFICATION OF THE MONUMENTS as the extensive repairing of the walls and gates of Eomeitself. One stands amazed at the millions… … Palace of the Anguillara, in Trastevere. the Campagna on the edge of the Alban hills near Grottafer-rata. It is called Borghetto or Castel Savelli, but was calledin the tenth century CiviteUa and may have been the primitiveseats of the counts of Tusculum. MILITARY ARCHITECTURE 221 It is an oblong…

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