Rambles in Rome; an archæological and historical guide to the museums, galleries, villas, churches, and antiquities of Rome and the Campagna (1887)
Forbes, S. Russell · London, New York, T.Nelson · leaf 340
d believed to have been discovered in or near theTomb of Cecilia Metella, is the only treasure it has produced. What was this tower of strength ? within its caveWhat treasure lay so locked, so hid ?—a womans grave. Opposite are the ruins of a Gothic church,— S. NICHOLAS OF BARI. Built by the… … 298 RAMBLE VI. Albaiio. Considerable remains of tombs exist on each side of the way,connected witli which are many anecdotes and tragedies. Along theVia Appia a most magniticent prospect of the Campagna is enjoyed,with its rumed tombs and aqueducts,and the Sabine and Alban Hills inthe distance.…
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