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 130
f priestswith taj^ers^ banners, and crosses,—a curious contrast with formeriisages. Constans was the last emperor who resided in the Palace ofthe Caesars, which was even then in a dilapidated condition; and histime seems to have been occupied with church ceremonies. His visitlasted twelve days,… … AECH OF TITUS, BEFORE RECENT EXCAVATIONS. who was afterwards elected by Pope and people, and resided in thePalace of the Csesars. For many years the power of the Church of 88 UAMBLE 1. Rome had been increasing, and in 772 Pope Adrian I. threw off thenominal sovereignty of the Eastern Empire, and,…
