A History of the City of Rome: Its Structures and Monuments. From Its Foundation to the End of the Middle Ages

adorned Æneas afterwards amphitheatre ancient appears arch Augustus Aventine Basilica Belisarius building Cælian Cæsar called Camillus Campus Martius Capitol Capitoline Hill caused celebrated century Christian church Cicero Circus Flaminius Clodius columns Constantine consuls Credibility &c Curia Curia Hostilia death dedicated Dion Cass Dionys Dionysius Domitian emperor erected Esquiline extant Forum Forum Boarium G. C. Lewis gate Gauls gold Goths Greek Hadrian Hist historian Honorius honour Hostilia Ibid imperial inscription Italy king Lateran Latin Livy Lombards magnificent Maximus mentioned monuments Nero Nibby obtained the name palace Palatine Hill perhaps period Plin Plut Pompey Pope Porta Porta Capena portico probably Quirinal Ravenna reign Roma Roman Rome Romulus Rostra Sabine Sacra seems senate Servius Severus side Sir G. C. Lewis statue stood Suet theatre Tiber Tiberius tion Titus Totila Trajan treaty tribune triumph triumphal Varro Vespasian victory Vicus walls