Porta Caelimontana and Santo Stefano Rotondo in Rome; Veduta Dell'Interno del Tempio di S. Stefano Rotondo (below); Archaeological finds in and around Rome; Le Antichità Romane. Sheet with two representations of Roman buildings. Above: a portion of the Neroniani Arcus, a branch of the Aqua Claudia aqueduct. On the left the city gate Porta Caelimontana where the Arcus Neroniani was built on top. Numbered at the top right: Attn. XXV. FIG. I. Explanatory list of letters in undermarge. Below: Interior of the Santo Stefano Rotondo with ionic and corinthian columns. Numbered bottom left: FIG. II. Ti
Porta Caelimontana and Santo Stefano Rotondo in Rome; Veduta Dell'Interno del Tempio di S. Stefano Rotondo (below); Archaeological finds in and around Rome; Le Antichità Romane. Sheet with two representations of Roman buildings. Above: a portion of the Neroniani Arcus, a branch of the Aqua Claudia aqueduct. On the left the city gate Porta Caelimontana where the Arcus Neroniani was built on top. Numbered at the top right: Attn. XXV. FIG. I. Explanatory list of letters in undermarge. Below: Interior of the Santo Stefano Rotondo with ionic and corinthian columns. Numbered bottom left: FIG. II. Title in undermarge.
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