. An illustrated and descriptive guide to the great railways of England and their connections with the Continent . streets of Rome terminate in the Pia//a del to the left leads to the railway station. Thnt in the centre, the Corso,passes through the middle of the city to the Fonnn and Capitol. That tothe right bears away towards the Tiber and the west. The Corso follows the direction of the ancient Via Up the 369 *^ rim- Mp Rome. first street on the left, John Gibson, the eminent English sculptor, by lived the German poet, Goethe. Pursuing our way along th
. An illustrated and descriptive guide to the great railways of England and their connections with the Continent . streets of Rome terminate in the Pia//a del to the left leads to the railway station. Thnt in the centre, the Corso,passes through the middle of the city to the Fonnn and Capitol. That tothe right bears away towards the Tiber and the west. The Corso follows the direction of the ancient Via Up the 369 *^ rim- Mp Rome. first street on the left, John Gibson, the eminent English sculptor, by lived the German poet, Goethe. Pursuing our way along theCorso, we reach the spot, marked by a tablet on the wall, where the ViaFlaminia was spanned by the triumphal arch of Antoninus Pius. Thecolunm of Antoninus was erected to Marcus Aurelius, 174. It is 125ft. in height, and is formed of twenty-eight blocks of marble. It is coveredwith sculpture in bas-relief. Behind the post-office is the Piazzi di Monte Citorio, Here is theChamber of Deputies of the Italian Parliament. Admission can beobtained. A little north of the Capitol is the Forum of Trajan. On its. l| !• ^*^1
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