Chapter M: Agrippa . L. F. Cos . Tertium . Fecit (9)

A.U.C. B.C.
=Romulus= 1 753
=Numa Pompilius= 716
=Tullus Hostilius= 673
=Ancus Martius= 640
=Tarquinius I.= 616
=Servius Tullius= 578
=Tarquinius II.= 534

HISTORICAL PERIODS.

B.C.
=Foundation of Rome= April 21, 753
=Rome ruled by kings= 753-510
=Republican period--consuls= 510-27
=Dictatorship instituted= 501
=Decemvirs governed= 540
=Gauls take Rome= 398
=Consuls re-established= 366
=Rome governs the whole of Italy= 266
=Carthage destroyed= 146
=First Triumvirate= 60
=Cæsar assassinated= 44
=The Empire ruled from Rome= 27 B.C.-306 A.D.
=Empire divided= 337
=Fall of Western Empire= 476
=Rome the capital of United Italy= 1870

VISITOR'S ROMAN DIRECTORY

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

_GUIDE TO USEFUL INFORMATION._

Owing to constant changes in the information desired by Visitors, Mr. S. RUSSELL FORBES publishes _The Directory and Bulletin_ fortnightly, in which will be found all the latest information required--church ceremonies, city news, and recent discoveries, etc.

The editor cannot hold himself responsible for any changes, hours of entry, or arrangements of contents of Museums. The shops recommended are from personal experience; their prices are fixed. The following are correct to the moment of going to press:--

=Archæological Association=--93 Via Babuino, 2º pº
=Archæological Society (British and American)=--76 Via della Croce.
=Arts, British Academy=--22A Via S. Nicolò da Tolentino.
=Artists' Colourman=--DOVIZIELLI, 136 Via Babuino.
=Articles of Religion=--VALENZI, 76 Piazza di Spagna.

ARTISTS IN ROME, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN.

_Artists are invited to send their names and addresses for insertion; also notice as to change of studio, etc._

PAINTERS.

E. BENSON American 21 Via Quirinale.
D. BENTON American 33 Via Margutta.
C. C. COLEMAN American 33 Via Margutta.
HENRY COLEMAN English 33 Via Margutta.
F. R. COLEMAN English 33 Via Margutta.
MRS. CARSON American 107B Quattro Fontane.
W. LANE CONOLLY English 17 Via Margutta.
GLENNIE English 17 Via Margana.
W. S. HASELTINE American Palazzo Altieri.
C. POINGDESTRE English 32 Via dei Greci.
W. A. SHADE American 123 Via Sistina.
A. STRUTT English 81 Via della Croce.
L. TERRY American Vicolo degl' Incurabili.
J. R. TILTON American 20 Via S. Basilio.
E. VEDDER American { Villa Fern, outside Porta del
{ Popolo.
P. WILLIAMS English 65 Via Babuino.

SCULPTORS.

E. BATTERSBY English 10 Via dei Greci.
H. CARDWELL English 52 Via Margutta.
J. DONOGHU American 19 Via Palestro.
M. EZEKIEL American 17 Piazza Termini.
Mrs. FREEMAN American 30 Angelo Custodi.
R. S. GREENOUGH American 54 Via Margutta.
A. E. HARNISCH American 58B Via Sistina.
C. B. IVES American 53B Via Margutta.
E. KEYSER American 83 Via Margutta.
Miss LEWIS American 70 Via Babuino.
L. MACDONALD English 2 Piazza Barberini.
R. ROGERS American 53 Via Margutta.
F. SIMMONS American 73 Via S. Nicolò da Tolentino.
W. W. STORY American 2 Via S. Martino.
C. SUMMERS English 53 Via Margutta.
I. SWINERTON Isle of Man Palazzo Swinerton, 2 Via
Montebello.
Miss VARNEY American 51 Via Margutta.

ARTISTS, NATIVE AND FOREIGN.

ALDI Painter 13 Via S. Nicolò da Tolentino.
ALT Painter 72 Via S. Nicolò da Tolentino.
ALTINI Sculptor 92 Via 20 Settembre.
AMICI Sculptor 20 Passeggiata di Ripetta.
ANDERLINI Sculptor 33 Vicolo Barberini.
BENZONI Sculptor 91 Via dei Bastioni.
BERTACCINI Painter 72 Via Sistina.
BIGI Sculptor 42 Via Flaminia.
BOMPIANI Painter 14 Passeggiata Ripetta.
BUZZI Painter 5 Via Margutta.
CORRODI Painter 8 Via Incurabili.
CURION Painter 75A Via Quattro Fontani.
COSTA Painter 33 Via Margutta.
ETHOFER Painter 16 Passeggiata Ripetta.
FAUSTINI Painter Villa Fern.
FERRARI Sculptor 38 Piazza Barberini.
FRANZ Painter 96 Piazza S. Claudio.
GALLORI Sculptor 113 Via Margutta.
GRANDI Painter 37 Via Porta Pinciana.
GUGLIELMI Sculptor 155 Via Babuino.
LEONARDI Painter Via Quattro-Fontane.
MACCAGNANI Sculptor 44 Via Flaminia.
MACCARI Painter 222 Via Ripetta.
MANTOVANI Painter 39 Via dell' Anima.
MARTENS Painter 72 Via Sistina.
MASINI Sculptor 37 Passeggiata Ripetta.
MAZZOLINI Painter Via S. Nicolò da Tolentino.
MOLINARI Painter 13 Vicolo S. Nicolò da Tolentino.
MONTEVERDI Sculptor 8 Piazza Indipendenza.
REGIS EMMA Painter 33 Via Margutta.
SCIFONI Painter 37 Via Tritoni.
SIMONETTI Painter 8 Via S. Apollinare.
TADOLINI Sculptor 150A Via Babuino.
VERTUNI Painter 53 Via Margutta.

CARRIAGE TARIFF.

+------------------------------+-----------------------+-----------+
| | ONE HORSE. | TWO |
| | | HORSES. |
| +-----------+-----------+-----------+
| | OPEN. | COUPE. | LANDAU. |
| +----+------+----+------+----+------+
| |Day.|Night.|Day.|Night.|Day.|Night.|
| |l.c.| l.c. |l.c.| l.c. |l.c.| l.c. |
|Course or ride inside walls |1 0|1 20 |1 20|1 30 |2 0|2 50 |
|In the one-horse carriages | | | | | | |
| more than two Persons pay | | | | | | |
| extra. |0 20|0 40 |0 20|0 40 | | |
|Course to Tramway outside | | | | | | |
| Porta S. Lorenzo. |1 20|1 60 |1 40|2 0 |2 50|2 80 |
|Calling off the Stand to take | | | | | | |
| up, one quarter of a course | | | | | | |
| extra. | | | | | | |
|Calling and not engaging, | | | | | | |
| half a course must be paid. | | | | | | |
|The hour, inside the walls. |2 0|2 20 |2 25|2 50 |3 0|3 50 |
|Every quarter over the hours |0 45|0 50 |0 55|0 60 |0 70|0 85 |
|Outside the walls up to the | | | | | | |
| second milestone |2 50| |3 0| |4 0| |
|Every quarter over the hours |0 50| |0 60| |0 80| |
|To the Cemetery of S. Lorenzo |2 20|2 70 |2 50|3 0 |3 50|4 0 |
|Every quarter over the hours |0 50|0 65 |0 60|0 70 |0 85|0 95 |
+------------------------------+----+------+----+------+----+------+

GALLERIES, MUSEUMS, AND VILLAS OF ROME.

GALLERIES.

_OPEN EVERY DAY._

=Barberini= 12 till 4
=Capitol=* (entrance, ½ lira) 10 " 3
=Lateran= 10 " 3
=S. Luke= 10 " 3
=Vatican= (permission) 9 " 3
(_Closed on Saturday._)
=Monte di Pietà= 8 " 3

_MONDAY._

=Borghese= 9 till 3
=Corsini= (at Easter every day) 9 " 3

_TUESDAY._

=Doria= (on festivals the day
following) 10 till 2
=Spada= 10 " 1
=Colonna= 11 " 3

_WEDNESDAY._

=Borghese= 9 till 3
=Rospigliosi= 9 " 3

_THURSDAY._

=Colonna= 11 till 3
=Corsini= (at Easter every day) 9 " 3
=Spada= 10 " 1

_FRIDAY._

=Borghese= 9 till 3
=Doria= (on festivals the day
following) 10 " 2

_SATURDAY._

=Colonna= 11 till 3
=Rospigliosi= 9 " 3
=Corsini= (at Easter every day) 9 " 3
=Spada= (entrance, ½ lira) 10 " 1
=Farnese= (by special permission
of the French Ambassador).

MUSEUMS.

_OPEN EVERY DAY._

=Capitol=* (entrance, ½ lira) 10 till 3
=Lateran= 10 " 3
=Vatican= (permission) 9 " 3
(_Closed on Thursday and
Saturday._)
=Museo Urbino= 10 " 3
=Kircherian=* (entrance, 1 lira) 9 " 3
=Tabularium= (entrance, ½ lira) 10 " 3

_THURSDAY._

=Auditorium of Mæcenas= (permission).
=Instruction and Education=,
Via Capo le Case (ent., 50 c.) 9 till 3
=Egyptian and Etruscan= (of
the Vatican) 9 " 3
=Ludovisi= (permission) 12 " 4

_SATURDAY._

=Borghese= (Winter) 1 till 4
" (Summer) 4 " 7

_On Sundays and Festivals the Private Galleries and Museums are closed; those (*) under the Municipality are opened free._

VILLAS.

_OPEN EVERY DAY._

=Medici= 9 till 12, 2 till dusk.
=Pincio= Sunrise till sunset.

_MONDAY._

=Pamphili Doria= 2 till dusk.

_TUESDAY._

=Borghese= 12 till dusk.
=Albani= (permission) 12 " 4.

_WEDNESDAY._

=Wolkonsky= (permission) 2 till dusk.

_THURSDAY._

=Borghese= 12 till dusk.
=Torlonia= (permission) 1 " 5.

_FRIDAY._

=Pamphili Doria= 2 till dusk.

_SATURDAY._

=Borghese= 12 till dusk.
=Wolkonsky= (permission) 2 " dusk.

_SUNDAY._

=Borghese= 12 till dusk.

=Farnesina Villa=--Open on the 1st and 15th of each month.

HOTELS RECOMMENDED.

=Allemagna=, Via Condotti. Second class; central.
=Bristol=, Piazza Barberini. First class; central.
=Capitol=, Corso. Second class; very handy.
=Centrale=, Piazza Rosa. Third class; central.
=Continental=, opposite Station exit. First class.
=Europa=, Piazza di Spagna. First class; central.
=Inghilterra=, Bocca di Leone. First class; central.
=Londra=, Piazza di Spagna. First class; central.
=Molaro=, Via Capo le Case. Very good; central.
=Paris=, Nicolò da Tolentino. First class; central.
=Pace=, Via Sistina. Second class; good position.
=Quirinale=, Via Nazionale. First class; good position.
=Russie=, Piazza del Popolo. First class; good position.
=Vittoria=, Via due Macelli. Second class; central.

_Terms--8, 10, and 12 lire, and upwards, per day, according to class and rooms._

PUBLIC LIBRARIES.

=S. Augustine= open from 9 to 2
=Barberini= (Thursday) " 9 to 2
=Capitoline= " 9 to 3
=Chigiana= (Thursday) " 10 to 12
=Corsini= " 1 to 4
=Lancisiana= (_Medical_) " 8 to 2
=Minerva= " 8 to 3
=S. Cecilia= (_Musical_) " 9 to 3
=University= " 8 to 2
and 6 to 9
=Vallicelliana= (Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday) " 8 to 12
=Vatican= " 9 to 3
=Vittor Emanuele= " 9 to 3
and 7 to 10
=Frankliana= (circulating), 41 Via dei Ginbonari. " 9 to 4

MASONIC.

The =Masonic Hall= is in the Via Campo Marzio, No. 48. The Most Worshipful the Grand Master of the Order in Italy is Brother Signor LEMINI ADRIANO; Grand Secretary, Brother LUIGI CASTELLAZZO.

The =Universo= Lodge meets every Wednesday at 9 p.m. The =Rienzi= and =Spartico= Lodges meet occasionally.

ORDERS REQUIRED, AND WHERE OBTAINABLE.

GRATIS.

_The Bankers and Hotel Porters supply these without the Visitor losing time by going to the proper quarters._

For an interview with =His Holiness the Pope=. Of Monsignor MACCHI, at the Vatican.

=S. Peter's Dome.= Of Monsignor FIORANI, in the Sacristy.

=S. Peter's Crypt.= Of Cardinal LEDOCKOWSKI, Palazzo Cancelleria.

=Vatican Mosaic Manufactory.= Of Monsignor FIORANI, in the Sacristy.

=Vatican Gallery=, =Loggie=, and =Stanze of Raphael=, =Sistine Chapel=, =Vatican Museum=, etc. Of Monsignor MACCHI, at the Vatican, from 10 till 1.

=Borgia Apartment.= Cardinal LEDOCKOWSKI, Palazzo Cancelleria.

=Villa Albani= and =Villa Torlonia=. At the Palazzo Torlonia, Piazza di Venezia.

=Villa Wolkonsky.= At the Russian Consulate, Palazzo Feoli, Corso.

=House of the Deputies.= From any member.

=Villa Ludovisi.= At the Palazzo Piombino, Piazza Colonna.

=Castle of S. Angelo.= At the Commandant's Office, Via de' Burro.

=Auditorium of Mæcenas.= At the Capitol.

OMNIBUS ROUTES IN ROME.

FROM (_and vice versa_) TO

{=St. Peter's.=
=Piazza di Spagna.= {=Pantheon and Piazza Montanara.=
=Piazza in Lucina.= =Railway Station.=
=Piazza San Silvestro.= =Colosseum and Vaile Manzoni.=
{=Corso and Piazza Venezia.=
=Piazza del Popolo.= {=Ripetta and S. Pantaleo.=
{=Babuino, Via Cavour, Station.=
{=Porta Angelica, Prati Castello.=
=Outside Porta del Popolo.= =Ponte Molle= (Tramway).
=Piazza S. Eustacchio.= =Piazza Indipendenza.=
=Piazza Montanara.= {=S. Peter's.=
{=S. Paul's= (Tramway).
=Piazza Cavour.= =Porta Pia.=
=Piazza Apollinare.= =Piazza S. Maria Maggiore.=
{=Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Vatican.=
{=Colosseum, Lateran.=
=Piazza Venezia.= {=Via Nazionale, Station= (Tramway).
{=Ponte Sisto, S. Francesco a Ripa.=
{=Via Urbina, Piazza Vittorio
Emanuele.=
=Piazza Ara Cœli.= =Porta Angelica.=
=Trajan's Forum.= =Barracks, Prati Castello.=
=Circo Agonale.= { =Ponte Sisto, S. Peter's.=
{ =Piazza Indipendenza.=
=Piazza Consolazione.= =Porta S. Lorenzo.=
=The Station.= =S. John's Lateran= (Tramway).
=Piazza Termini.= =Cemetery of S. Lorenzo= (Tramway).
=Piazza del Quirinale.= =Agnese=, outside Porta Pia.

PROTESTANT CHURCHES IN ROME.

=The English Church= (All Saints'), Via Babuino--Rev. H. W. WASSE.
=Trinity Church= (Church of England), Piazza S. Silvestro.
=American Church=, Via Nazionale--Rev. Dr. NEVIN.
=Free Presbyterian Church=, Via Venti Settembre--Rev. GORDON GRAY.
=Apostolic Church of Rome=, 35 Piazza S. Lorenzo in Lucina--Mr.
WALL.
=Baptist Church=, 27 Via del Teatro Valle--Rev. EAGER.
=Chiesa Libera=, 43 Via di Panico, Piazza Ponte S. Angelo--
Father GAVAZZI.
=English Methodist=, 64 Via della Scrofa--Rev. H. PIGGOTT.
=American Methodist=, Piazza Poli--Dr. VERNON.
=Waldensian Church=, Via Nazionale.

POSTAL NOTICES.

_Post Office_--Piazza S. Silvestro.

The English and American Mail is closed at 8 P.M. Letters not exceeding ½ oz. to England or America, 25 cent.

Postal Cards to any European country in the Postal Union, or to America, 10 cent. Newspapers to any European country in the Postal Union, or to America, 5 cent. Registration, 25 cent. in addition to postage.

The English and American Mail is distributed at 9 A.M. and 5.30 P.M. There are two despatches from England daily, except Sunday.

Letters for Italy not exceeding ½ oz., 20 cent.; one part of a town to another, 5 cent.; Newspapers for Italy, 2 cent.; Postal Cards, 10 cent.

Money Orders are issued to and from all the principal towns of England and America.

Telegrams not exceeding 15 words (address included), in Italy, 1 franc. Telegrams for England and America at a word rate.

Packages not weighing more than 3 kilos can be sent to Dover or London for lire 3.75; to any other part of England, for lire 4.85; and to Scotland and Ireland, for lire 5.70.

=Booksellers=--PIALE, 1 Piazza di Spagna; ALINARI & COOK, 90 Corso; SPITHOEVER, 85 Piazza di Spagna; LOESCHER, 307 Corso; BOCCA, 216 Corso.

=Boot-maker=--BALDELLI, 102 Corso.

=Bronzes=--NELLI, 139 Via Babuino; GUTTKORN, 47 Piazza di Spagna; MORELLI, 91 Via Babuino.

=Bankers= (English and American)--MACQUAY HOOKER, 20 Piazza di Spagna; M'BEAN, Piazza S. Silvestro; PLOWDEN, 50 Via Mercede; HANDLEY, 81 Piazza di Spagna; VANSITTART, 10 Piazza di Spagna.

=Baths=--151 Via Corso; 96 Via Babuino; 1 Vicolo d'Alibert.

=Bookbinder=--OLIVERI, 87 Piazza di Spagna, and 67 Via Nazionale; SARROCCHI, 94 Via Babuino, and at the Accademia dei Lincei (Corsini) Via Lungara.

=Baker=--VALAN, 118 Via Babuino; COLALUCCI, 88 Via della Croce. Good tea.

=Cigars=--240 Corso.

=Chemists= (English)--BAKER, 41 Piazza di Spagna; SININBERGHI & EVANS, 65 Via Condotti; BORIONI, 98 Via Babuino; BERRETTI, 117 Via Frattina; ROBERTS, 36 Piazza in Lucina.

=Homœopathic Chemist=--ALLEORI, Via S. Claudio.

=Catholic Colleges, English=--Via di Monserrato. =Scotch=--Via Quattro Fontane. =Irish=--Via del Quirinale. =United States=--Via Umiltà.

=Cook's Tourist Office=--1A Piazza di Spagna.

=Consulate, British=--Mr. FRANZ, Piazza S. Claudio.

=Consulate General, United States, America=--Mr. W. L. ALDEN, 13 Via Nazionale.

=Embassy, United States, America=--Hon. JOHN B. STALLO, 13 Via Nazionale.

=Embassy, British=--Sir JOHN SAVILE LUMLEY, Via Venti Settembre, near the Porta Pia.

=Cameos, Stone=--DE FELICI, 3 Piazza di Spagna; NERI, 87 Via Babuino.

=Cameos, Shell=--VERGE, 52 Piazza di Spagna.

=Doctors=--Dr. CHARLES, 72 San Niccolo da Tolentino; Dr. YOUNG, 20 Piazza di Spagna; Dr. DRUMMOND, 3 Piazza di Spagna; Dr. THOMSON, 60 Via di Macelli; Dr. SPURWAY, 22 Bocca di Leone; Dr. PIO BLASI (highly recommended, specially for children), 48 Piazza Rondassini.

=Dentists= (American)--Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, 51 Piazza di Spagna; Dr. VAN MARTER, 172 Via Nazionale.

=Draper=--TODROSS, 417 Corso.

=Drawing Masters=--DE BONIS, 48 Via del Governo Vecchio; MARCHETTI, 63 Via Fontanella Borghese; MOLINARI, 13 Vicolo Nicolò da Tolentino.

=Forwarding Agents=--PITT & SCOTT, FRANZ, 6A Via Condotti.

=Fox-hounds=--Meet twice a week in the neighbourhood of the city. The appointments are posted at the libraries. Throw off at 11 o'clock.

=Grocer=--PARENTI, 45 Piazza di Spagna; CASONI, 32 Piazza di Spagna.

=Hairdresser=--PASQUALI, 12 Via Condotti.

=Hatter=--MILLER, 16 Via Condotti.

=House Agent=--CONTINI, 6 Via Condotti.

=Jewellery=--AGOSTINO BONI, 444 Corso; FIORENTINI, 91 Piazza di Spagna; TOMBINI, 74 Piazza di Spagna; SUSCIPJ, 257 Corso.

=Libraries, Subscription=--_Piale_, Piazza di Spagna (the best in Rome).

=Mosaics=--ROCCHEGIANI, 13 Via Condotti; GALLANT, 5 Piazza di Spagna.

=Money-changer=--CORBUCCI, 91 Piazza di Spagna.

=Marbles=--RAINALDI, 51A Via Babuino.

=Music Masters=--GAMBALE, 2 Via della Croce; Dr. ESTE, 4 Via della Leoncino; Miss LIEBREICHI, 118 Via Sistina; TAMBURINI (harp), 22 Quattro Fontane.

=Nurses for the Sick=--The Little Company of Mary, English nuns, 44 Via Sforza. _Highly recommended._ S. Paul's Home, 62 Via Palestro: Miss MARTIN, Superintendent.

=Pensions=--SMITH, 93 Piazza di Spagna; CHAPMAN, 76 Via Nazionale; TALLINBACK, 4 Via S. Martino; MITCHEL, 72 Via Sistina; SKED, 57 Via Sistina.

=Population=--350,000.

=Police-Office, chief=--Palazzo della Prefettura, S. Apostoli.

=Portrait Photographs=--SUSCIPJ, 48 Via Condotti.

=Photographic Views=, etc.--ALINARI & COOK, 90 Corso; ANDERSON, at Spithöver's, 85 Piazza di Spagna; PARKER, at Piale's, 1 Piazza di Spagna; TUMINELLO, 21 Via Condotti; MOLENS, 28 Via Condotti.

=Railway Agency=--8 Via Propaganda.

=Roman Pearls=--REY, 121 Via Babuino.

=Roman Silks=--FONTANA, 116 Via Babuino.

=Saddler=--BARFOOT, 152 Via Babuino.

=Stationer=--CALZONE, 346 Corso; COOK, 90 Corso.

=Singing Masters=--BARTOLINI, 109 Via Marforio; NANNI, 50 Via Ripetta.

=Saddle Horses=--JARETT, 3 Piazza del Popolo; CAIROLI, 23 Vicolo Incurabili.

=Society for the Protection of Animals in Rome=--78 Via della Vite.

=Theatres=--_Apollo_, Via Tordinona. _Costanzi_, Via Nazionale. _Argentina_, Via Torre Argentina. _Nazionale_ for drama, Via Nazionale. _Umberto_, Via dei Pontefici. _Metastasio_, Via Pallacorda. _Manzoni_, Via Urbana. _Quirino_, Via delle Vergini. _Valle_, Via Teatro Valle. _Rossini_, Via di Santa Chiara. Tickets can be bought and seats secured in the morning. The only way of knowing what will be performed in the evening is to consult the daily papers and the posters.

=Terra-Cotta=--EUGENIO DELL' ORTO, 309 Piazza S. Apostoli.

=Teachers of Languages=--MENDEL, 75 Via della Croce; MONACHESE, 8 Via Sebastiano; NALLI, 63 Via Purificazione.

=Tobacco=--_Bring it with you, the Italian is bad._ CORBUCCI, 91 Piazza di Spagna.

=Tailors=--Old England, 114 Via Nazionale.

=Travelling Articles=--BARFOOT, 152 Via Babuino.

Index.

Academy, British, 350;
French, 250;
S. Luca, 222;
Spanish, 137.

Acqua Acetosa, 305.

Alba Longa, 335.

Albano, 330.

Altar of Aius Loquens, 77;
Apollo, 75;
Minerva, 223.

Amphitheatrum, Castrense, 243;
Flavian, 94.

Antemnæ, Site of, 309.

Appii Forum, 299.

Aqueduct of Hadrian, 326;
Julia, 329;
Virgo Springs, 329.

Archæological Association, 350;
Society, 350.

Arch of Augustus, 36;
Claudius, 10;
Constantine, 92;
Dolabella, 245;
Drusus, 285;
Fabius, 35;
Gallienus, 263;
Janus, 211;
S. Lazaro, 206;
Septimius Severus, 25;
Silversmiths, 211;
Tiberius, 32;
Titus, 88.

Argiletum, 24.

Ariccia, 332.

Artists, English and American, 350;
Italian and Foreign, 351.

Asylum, 48.

Atrium Vesta, 51.

Auditorium, 262.

Bankers, 357.

Baptisteries, 91, 234.

Barberini Gallery, 251.

Basilica Æmilia, 21;
Constantine, 66;
Cupid, 91;
Julia, 31;
Opimia, 27;
Palatine, 82;
Porcia, 22.

Baths of Agrippa, 157;
Caracalla, 277;
Constantine, 253;
Diocletian, 265;
Gallienus, 264;
Hadrian, 227, 261;
Novatus, 254;
Sura, 209;
Titus, 235.

Borghese Gallery, 147;
Museum, 304.

Bridge of Æmilius, 201;
S. Angelo, 104;
Cestius, 199;
di Nona, 327;
Fabricius, 198;
Lucano, 318;
Molle, 305;
Nomentana, 313;
Quattro Capi, 198;
Rotto, 201;
Salara, 310;
Sisto, 141;
Sublician (Horatius's), 201.

Cab Tariff, 352.

Camere of Raphael, 121.

Campagna, 302.

Campus Martius, 147.

Cancelleria Palace, 142.

Canova's Studio, 5.

Capitoline Hill, 163.

Capitoline Museum, 175.

Capitolium Vetus, 253.

Casino di Papa Giulio, 305.

Castel Arcione, 315.

Castel Fusano, 347.

Castel Gandolfo, 335.

Castle of S. Angelo, 104.

Catacombs of Domitilla, 293;
Jewish, 292;
Nereus and Achilleus, 294;
Ostorian, 312;
Prætextatus, 288;
Priscilla, 309;
S. Agnese, 309;
S. Alexander, 314;
S. Calixtus, 289;
S. Sebastiano, 294.

Cave of Aqueducts, 208.

Cemetery, Capuccini, 270;
Protestant, 206;
S. Lorenzo, 314.

Cenci Palace, 193.

Chapels--Borghese, 258;
Pauline, 120;
S. Lorenzo, 122;
SS. Peter and Paul, 342;
Seven Sleepers, 282;
Sistine, 118;
Sixtine, 258.

Chemists, English, 357.

Churches--Protestant, 6;
S. Paul's (American), 266.

Churches--S. Abbate, 263;
S. Adriano, 22;
S. Agata, 254;
S. Agnese, 145;
S. Agnese fuori le mura, 311;
S. Agostino, 145;
S. Alexander, 314;
S. Alexius, 207;
S. Anastasia, 210;
S. Andrea della Valle, 196;
S. Andrew, 251;
S. Antonio, 263;
SS. Apostoli, 217;
Ara Cœli, 164;
S. Balbina, 279;
S. Bartolomeo, 199;
S. Bibiana, 264;
S. Capuccini, 270;
S. Cecilia, 140;
S. Chrisogono, 141;
S. Clemente, 227;
S. Constanza, 311;
SS. Cosmo e Damiano, 56;
S. Croce in Gerusalemme, 244;
"Domine quo vadis," 287;
S. Francisca Romana, 67;
S. Giorgio in Velabro, 212;
SS. Giovanni e Paolo, 246;
S. Giovanni in Oleo, 281;
S. Gregorio, 248;
S. Giuseppe dei Falegnami, 12;
Il Gesu, 158;
S. John's, Lateran, 238;
S. Lorenzo fuori le mura, 314;
S. Lorenzo in Fonte, 254;
S. Lorenzo in Lucina, 5;
S. Lorenzo in Miranda, 21;
S. Lorenzo in Panisperna, 254;
S. Maria degli Angeli, 265;
S. Maria dei Miracoli, 2;
S. Maria della Navicella, 245;
S. Maria della Pace, 145;
S. Maria del Popolo, 4;
S. Maria in Cosmedin, 204;
S. Maria in Monte Santo, 1;
S. Maria in Trastevere, 141;
S. Maria in Vallicella, 144;
S. Maria in Via Lata, 10;
S. Maria Maggiore, 256;
S. Maria Nuova, 67;
S. Maria sopra Minerva, 158;
S. Martino, 24, 261;
SS. Nereo e Achilleo, 279;
S. Nicholas of Bari, 294;
S. Onofrio, 134;
S. Paolo fuori le mura, 342;
S. Peter in Vincoli, 224;
S. Peter's, 105;
S. Petronilla, 294;
S. Pietro in Montorio, 137;
S. Praxedes, 259;
Il Priorato, 207;
S. Prisca, 208;
S. Pudenziana, 254;
S. Saba, 208;
S. Sabina, 207;
S. Sebastiano, 294;
S. Stefano Rotondo, 244;
S. Stephen in Via Latina, 328;
S. Teodoro, 213;
S. Tommaso in Formis, 245;
Trinità dei Monti, 250;
S. Urbano, 292.

Circo Agonale, 144.

Circus Agonalis, 144;
of Maxentius, 295;
Maximus, 209.

Climate, xiii.

Clivus Argentarius, 33;
Argiletus, 24;
Capitolinus, 31;
Cyprius, 255;
Pullius, 255;
Sacra, 65;
Urbius, 256.

Cloaca Maxima, 49, 212.

Collegio Romano, 159.

Colonna Gallery, 217;
Gardens, 253.

Colosseum, 94.

Columbaria, 282, 283.

Column of Duilius, 25;
Immaculate Conception, 216;
Mænius, 26;
Marcus Aurelius, 6;
Phocas, 30;
Trajan, 218.

Comitium, the, 33.

Consulates, 357.

Contents, vii.

Corsini Gallery, 134.

Corso, 5.

Curiæ Veteres, 76.

Curtian Lake, 38.

Dates, 348.

Death of Cæsar, 195.

Death of Virginia, 34.

Decemviral Prisons, 190.

Dentists, 357.

Directory for Rome, 350.

Doctors, English and American, 357.

Doria Gallery, 11.

Embassies, 357.

Emperors, list of, 348.

Emporium, 205.

English College, 357.

Environs, 273.

Exedra, 83.

Exhibition of Fine Arts, 267.

Extent of the Forum, 18.

Farnese Palace, 142.

Farnesina Palace, 136.

Ficus Navia, 40.

Fidenæ, 310.

First Impressions, xi.

Fornix. _See Arch._

Forum of Augustus, 220;
Boarium, 211;
Cupid, 91;
Domitian, 223;
Julius Cæsar, 15;
Nerva, 223;
Olitorium, 190;
Piscatorium, 22;
Romanum, 15;
Trajan, 218;
Transitorium, 223.

Fountains--Acqua Acetosa, 305;
Barcaccia, 216;
Egeria, 275;
Felice, 268;
Juturna, 35;
Meta Sudans, 92;
Pauline, 140;
Termini, 265;
Trevi, 216.

Fragments, 49.

Frascati, 338.

Gabii, 327.

Galleries, list of, 353.

Gardens of Mæcenas, 262.

Gates, xxii. _See Porta._

Gelotiana, 79.

Genzano, 333.

Ghetto, 192.

Græcostasis, 24.

Grotta Ferrata, 337.

Grotto of Egeria, 275, 332.

Health and Climate, xiii.

Hilda's Tower, 148.

Hills, the Seven, 172.

Horace's Sabine Farm, 319.

House Agent, 357.

House of Aquila and Priscilla, 209;
Augustus, 78;
Cæsar, 60;
Caligula, 79;
Ciceruacchio, 146;
Commodus, 84;
Domitian, 81;
Fornarina, 141;
Gelotianus, 79;
Germanicus, 78;
Giulio Romano, 12;
Goethe, 5;
Hadrian, 79, 280;
Keats, 216;
Lucrezia Borgia, 224;
Mæcenas, 262;
Michael Angelo, 217;
Monti, 216;
Nero, 224;
Parliament, 6;
Paul, 197;
Pompey, 223;
Poussin, 250;
Pudens, 254;
Raphael, 141;
Republicans, 76;
Rienzi, 200;
Romulus, 76;
Servius Tullius, 256;
Shelley, 216;
Tarquinius I., 72;
Tarquinius II., 255;
Tiberius, 79;
Visconti, 103;
Zuccari, 250.

How Rome became Ruins, xv.;
how the soil accumulated, 16.

Imperial Palace at Ostia, 346.

Industrial Art Museum, 251.

Information Guide, 350.

Inquisition, the, 133.

Irish College, 357.

Island in the Tiber, 198.

Janiculum Hill, 138.

Janus, the, 33.

Kings of Rome, 349.

Kircherian Museum, 159.

Lake of Albano, 335;
Nemi, 333;
Tartarus, 315.

Lateran Museum, 235;
Palace, 235.

Laurentum, 347.

Lautumiæ, 22.

Lavinium, 347.

Lincei dei Palazzo, 134.

Loggie of Raphael, 122.

Ludovisi Museum, 269.

Lupercal, 210.

Marino, 336.

Mark Antony's speech, 38.

Market of Nero, 244.

Mamertine Prison, 12.

Marmorata, 205.

Masonic, 354.

Mausoleum of Augustus, 147.

Mausoleum of Hadrian, 104.

Meta Sudans, 92.

Milliarium Aureum, 30.

Ministry of Finance, 268.

Mons Sacer, 313.

Mons Testaccio, 206.

Monte Cavo, 340.

Monte Citorio, 6.

Monte Mario, 307.

Monument of Marcus Aurelius, 42.

Mosaic Manufactory, Vatican, 123.

Mosaic of Lateran, 237.

Muro Torto, 250.

Museo Urbino, 248.

Museums, list of, 353.

Nations, Statues of, 175.

Nemi, 333.

Nero's Colossus, 92;
Golden House, 224;
Reservoir, 247.

Nymphæum of Marcus Aurelius, 83;
of Alexander Severus, 263.

Obelisks--Circo Agonale, 144;
Cœlimontana, 246;
Lateran, 232;
Minerva, 158;
Monte Cavallo, 252;
Monte Citorio, 6;
Pantheon, 149;
Piazza dell' Esquilino, 256;
Pincio, 250;
Popolo, 2;
S. Peter's, 105;
Table of, 272;
Trinità dei Monti, 250.

Odeum, 83.

Omnibuses, 355.

Orders wanted, and where obtainable, 355.

Ostia, 344.

Painters, English and American, 350;
Italian and Foreign, 351.

Palace of the Cæsars, 67, 78, 84.

Palaces. _See under respective title._

Palatine Hill, 67.

Palazzolo, 335.

Palladium, 55.

Pantheon, 149.

Parliament House, 6.

Pasquino, 144.

Pauline Chapel, 120.

Piazza Barberini, 251;
Bernardo, 267;
Bocca della Verità, 204;
Campo di Fiore, 142;
Circo Agonale, 144;
Colonna, 6;
Farnese, 142;
Monte Cavallo, 252;
Monte Citorio, 6;
Navona, 144;
Popolo, 1;
S. Peter's, 105;
di Spagna, 214;
di Termini, 265.

Pincio, 249.

Plan of Rambles, xiii.

Porta Appia, 285;
Asinaria, 328;
Capena, 274;
Carmenta, 73;
Esquilina (Maggiore), 324;
Flaminia, 303;
S. Giovanni, 241;
Latina, 280;
Mugonia, 72;
Nomentana, 311;
Ostiensis, 341;
S. Pancrazio, 140;
S. Paolo, 324;
Pia, 310;
del Popolo, 303;
Romana, 72;
Salara, 308;
S. Sebastiano, 285;
Settimiana, 137;
S. Spirito, 133;
Tiburtina, 314;
Trigeminia, xxii.;
Viminalis, xxii.

Portico Margaritaria, 64;
of Octavia, 191;
the Twelve Gods, 30.

Port of Claudius, xxiii.

Post Office, 5.

Postal Notices, 356.

Prætorian Camp, 264.

Propaganda, 216.

Protection of animals, 358.

Puteal Scribonius Libo, 40.

Pyramid of Caius Cestius, 341.

Pyramid of Honorius, 104.

Quirinal Hill, 173;
Palace, 252.

Recent excavations, 60.

Regia Numæ, 20.

Remuria Hill, 343.

Reservoir of Nero, 247.

Rocca di Papa, 340.

Roman construction, xxiv.

Roma Quadrata, 70.

Rospigliosi Palace, 252.

Rostra, 37, 41, 44.

Sala Regia, 120.

Scalæ Annulariæ, 49;
Gemoniæ, 15;
Regia, 118;
Santa, 241.

School of Xantha, 30.

Scotch College, 357.

Sculptors, English and American, 351.

Senaculum, 24.

Senate House, 22.

Septa, 10.

Sessorium Palace, 244.

Sette Sale, 262.

Seven Hills, 172.

Shops in the Forum, 34.

Shrine of Janus, 25;
Maiden Victory, 77;
Mercury, 50;
Venus, 34.

Sistine Chapel, 118.

Spada Gallery, 197.

Spanish Stairs, 216.

Spoliarium, 247.

Stadium, 83.

Stanze of Raphael, 121.

Stationes Municipiorum, 15.

Station of Firemen, 141.

Statue of Attus Navius, 40;
Domitian, 38;
Marcus Aurelius, 42, 164;
Mark Antony, 37;
Marsyas, 39;
Nero, 92;
Pasquino, 144;
Pompey, 196.

Suovetaurilia, 44.

Tabularium, 170.

Tarpeian Rock, 168.

Temple of Antoninus and Faustina, 20;
Castor, 162;
Castor and Pollux, 18;
Ceres and Faustina, 292;
Claudius, 246;
Concord of Camillus, 169;
Concord of Opimius, 26;
Cybele, 76;
Diana Aricina, 332;
Diana of Aventine, 208;
Diana Nemorense, 334;
Flavian Family, 268;
Fortuna Primigenia, 265;
Hercules, 202, 204;
Honour and Virtue, 279;
Hope, 199;
Isis and Serapis, 149;
Julius Cæsar, 21;
Juno Moneta, 169;
Juno Sospita, 199;
Jupiter Capitolinus, 166;
Jupiter Feretrius, 168;
Jupiter Stator, 76;
Jupiter Victor, 77;
Mars, 279;
Mars Ultor, 220;
Minerva Campensis, 159;
Mithras, 231;
Mithras at Ostia, 346;
Neptune, 9;
Ops, 189;
Peace, 66;
Penates, 59;
Piety, 199;
Pudicitia Patricia, 202;
Roma Quadrata, 75;
Romulus Maxentius, 56;
Saturn, 28;
Sun, 89;
Tempestas, 280;
Venus and Roma, 58;
Vespasian, 28;
Vesta, 20;
Vicaporta, 56;
Victory, 77;
Vulcan at Ostia, 346.

Theatre of Balbus, 193;
Marcellus, 190;
Pompey, 194.

Theatres, modern, in Rome, 358.

Thermæ at Ostia, 346.

The Tiber, xiv.

Three Taverns, 299.

Tivoli, 318.

Tomb of Aterii, 236;
Annia Regilla, 287;
Appian Way, 298;
Aruns, 331;
Atta, Quintus, 328;
Attia Claudia, 12;
Augustus, 147;
Baker, 326;
Bibulus, 12;
Cæcilii, 288;
Cæsar, 21;
Cecilia Metella, 296;
Cestius, 341;
Geta, 286;
Hadrian, 104;
Helena, 327;
Horace, 263;
Lucilius, 308;
Lutatius Catulus, 282;
Mæcenas, 263;
Ovid, 305;
Painted, 328;
Pompey, 330;
Primitive, 261;
Priscilla, 286;
Romulus Maxentius, 295;
Scipios, 282;
Tacitus, 283;
Tasso, 134;
Vestals, 268;
Via Latina, 328;
Virginia, 313.

Topography of the Palatine Hill, 70;
of Rome, xii.

Tor di Quinto, 305.

Torlonia Museum, 136.

Torre dei Conti, 223;
delle Milizie, 253;
della Scimmia, 148.

Tower of Capitol, 172.

Tramways, 355.

Trastevere, 103.

Tre Fontane, 344.

Tres Tabernæ, 299.

Tullia's Impiety, 255.

Tusculum, 339.

Umbilicus, 48.

United States College, 319.

Useful Hints, xiv., 350.

Vale of Ariccia, 331.

Valley of the Muses, 275.

Vallis Ferentina, 336.

Vatican Galleries, 118, 123.

Vatican Library, 130.

Vatican Museums, 124, 131.

Veii, 306.

Vesta's Dust-Bin, 50.

Viaducts, 327, 344.

Via Appia, 273;
Appia Nova, 330;
Babuino, 214;
Corso, 5;
Flaminia, 305;
Gabina, 326;
Labicana, 326;
Latina, 280;
Nazionale, 266;
Nomentana, 311;
Numinis, 340;
Ostiensis, 341;
Prænestina, 326;
Ripetta, 146;
Sacra, 31;
Tiburtina, 315;
Triumphalis, 308;
Tusculana, 338;
Urbana, 254.

Vicus ad Capita Bubula, 33;
Cyprius, 255;
Jugarius, 32;
Sandaliarius, 65;
Vesta, 56;
Tuscus, 32.

Vigili dei VII. Cohorti, 141.

Villas, list of, 353.

Villas--Albani, 308;
Borghese, 303;
Cicero, 337;
Cœlimontana, 246;
D'Este, 318;
Doria, 140;
Gordian Emperors, 328;
Hadrian, 321;
Hens, 306;
Herodes Atticus, 293;
Livia, 305;
Madama, 308;
Martial, 138;
Medici, 250;
Papa Giulio, 305;
Pliny, 347;
Roman, 261;
Torlonia, 311;
Sallust, 269;
Volkonsky, 243.

Visitor's Directory, 350.

Vivarium, 247.

Wall of Ancus Martius at Ostia, 346.

Wall of the Latins, 208.

Walls of Rome, xvii.

Way, the Appian, 273.

Where Cæsar fell, 195.

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