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 133
e (Plutarch, in Publicola). Passing through the Arch of Titus, On our right are some remains of the Fiangipani foitress, a towerof the middle ages; a piece of the second wall of Pome ; some sub-structions and walls, as it were supporting the Palatine Hill; andremains of the Baths and TEMPLE OP THE… … THE CENTRE OF ROME. 91 Vesta, intending to remove the Palladium to his Temple of the Sun,but the virgins, by a pious fraud, defeated his object, un discoveringwhich he broke into their sanctuary, and carried off one of the virginsto add to his list of wives (Lamjiridius). The temple was built for…
