A select collection of views and ruins in Rome and its vicinity : recently executed from drawings made upon the spot . e fit tirer dentre lesruines, et pour conserver la mémoire de ce lieu, il y érigea une chapelle,quil confia aux soins du chapitre de Latran. THE BRIDGE LUCANO. X HIS bridge, sixteen miles distant from Rome, derives its namefrom a victory obtained by the Romans over the Lucanians. It wasrebuilt by Tiberius Plautius ; who possessed a villa adjoining to it, andthe magnificent tomb of whose family was in the ancient tomb, of a round form, and much resembling tha
A select collection of views and ruins in Rome and its vicinity : recently executed from drawings made upon the spot . e fit tirer dentre lesruines, et pour conserver la mémoire de ce lieu, il y érigea une chapelle,quil confia aux soins du chapitre de Latran. THE BRIDGE LUCANO. X HIS bridge, sixteen miles distant from Rome, derives its namefrom a victory obtained by the Romans over the Lucanians. It wasrebuilt by Tiberius Plautius ; who possessed a villa adjoining to it, andthe magnificent tomb of whose family was in the ancient tomb, of a round form, and much resembling that ofCaecilia Metella, was repaired and converted by the Goths to the pur-poses of a fortress. POT^TE LUCANO. Ce pont est à 16 milles de Rome, il doit son nom à une victoire queles Romains y remportèrent sur les Lucaniens. Tibère Plautius le fitrebâtir; on voit près de là le magnifique tombeau de la maison Plautie,qui avoit une villa dans les environs. Cet ancien tombeau, de formeronde, à peu près semblable à celui de Cécile Métella, fut réparé par lesGoths, qui sen servirent comme dune
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