The Vicissitudes of the Eternal City Or Ancient Rome With Notes Classical And
The Vicissitudes of the Eternal City Or Ancient Rome With Notes Classical And
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31. VIA LATA BROAD WAY. 139 much posterior. Examining lately, in company with some learned men, the said ruins, together with those found in the posterior enlargements of the palace standing over them, which, by permission of the pro- prietor, I was enabled to visit, under the direction of his architect, I found that these ruins had not belonged to any portico whatever, since these remains of walls, though of brickwork construction and stripped of all ornament, present, however, subdivisions of... various sizes, not adapted to the architecture of porticoes, but seem, on the contrary, to be better suited to an edifice appro- priated to baths or other similar uses. This circum- stance is further confirmed by the lead pipes discovered among these ruins, and the great quantity of water found in making, a few years ago, an excavation in the Via del Corso, at the western angle of the contiguous Buonacorsi palace. Thus, amongst the edifices regis- tered in this region, it is not known to which these ruins could, with any foundation, be attributed, except to the ni/mphaum of Jove, of which, however, there exists no certain information.
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31. VIA LATA BROAD WAY. 139 much posterior. Examining lately, in company with some learned men, the said ruins, together with those found in the posterior enlargements of the palace standing over them, which, by permission of the pro- prietor, I was enabled to visit, under the direction of his architect, I found that these ruins had not belonged to any portico whatever, since these remains of walls, though of brickwork construction and stripped of all ornament, present, however, subdivisions of... various sizes, not adapted to the architecture of porticoes, but seem, on the contrary, to be better suited to an edifice appro- priated to baths or other similar uses. This circum- stance is further confirmed by the lead pipes discovered among these ruins, and the great quantity of water found in making, a few years ago, an excavation in the Via del Corso, at the western angle of the contiguous Buonacorsi palace. Thus, amongst the edifices regis- tered in this region, it is not known to which these ruins could, with any foundation, be attributed, except to the ni/mphaum of Jove, of which, however, there exists no certain information.
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