The architectural antiquities of Rome - University of Notre Dame ...
The architectural antiquities of Rome - University of Notre Dame ... The architectural antiquities of Rome - University of Notre Dame ...
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OF THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE. PLATE XXX. V I EW FROM THE SOUT H -EAST AIIOtrT nine miles from Rome. on the OOnh of the Tiber, at a pbce c:~.lled San Rubr:a (Red Rocks), and:~littlc :abc;n.-e theEmperorharnnguing his soldiers; and, at last, Trajanoffcringsacrificcca!leds/IIQIJt/olfrilia. Thefourb:asrelicfsintheattic,bcrweenthc st:r.tiU:s upon the nonh front,rcprcsemthetriumphal en try of Tr:r.jan into Rome li-The Appian way, lengthened by him to Urundu$ium-the same Emperor fL~d ing the hungry throughout haly-;tnd Trojan 1upplic:\led by Parthcln.'ISire to restore him the kingdomof Annenia.takcnfromhisfather ~G~~!e_-•JS.AJIII.._not~bltto6"'1'ath
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OF THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE.<br />
PLATE XXX.<br />
V I EW FROM THE SOUT H -EAST<br />
AIIOtrT nine miles from <strong>Rome</strong>. on the OOnh <strong>of</strong> the Tiber, at a pbce c:~.lled San Rubr:a (Red Rocks),<br />
and:~littlc :abc;n.-e theEmperorharnnguing his soldiers; and, at last,<br />
Trajan<strong>of</strong>fcringsacrificcca!leds/IIQIJt/olfrilia.<br />
<strong>The</strong>fourb:asrelicfsintheattic,bcrweenthc st:r.tiU:s upon the nonh front,rcprcsemthetriumphal<br />
en try <strong>of</strong> Tr:r.jan into <strong>Rome</strong> li-<strong>The</strong> Appian way, lengthened by him to Urundu$ium-the same Emperor<br />
fL~d ing the hungry throughout haly-;tnd Trojan 1upplic:\led by Parthcln.'ISire to restore him the<br />
kingdom<strong>of</strong> Annenia.takcnfromhisfather<br />
~G~~!e_-•JS.AJIII.._not~bltto6"'1'ath
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