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PART II. OF THE TEMPLE OF VESTA. TIVOLI. PLATE LXIII. VIEW OF TIVOLI, FROM A COURT-YARD I N THE T OWN T1111 town of Ti\ooli is about eighteen mila distant from Rome, in a aituation .an:dy to be surpassed forpietu~uellltner)•,whichisgn::ad)·assistedbytheruinsoftwoancitnt T ~plct.•tu;~.tedtothe nonhoftbttown; lhconeisaperipter.dTemple.ofbcautifulproportions,andvo:rypec~~IWworkmanshipandom:unent: iti ssufficic:n tlypn::servedtoclucidatem;~.nyoflhcruladescribedbyVitruvius toh;avebeen u5«1 bytheanc;.,n!3inthec:onstrw:tionofcin:ular temples,and~ncnll)•tupposedto ~veboen dedicated to the goddess Vesta. Theolheristoo much dilapidated tobeusd'ul to the an:hitectural"'"knt; ithasbeenatetra.style,prostyleTw.p\e, of the lonicorery,showthatthedirn:ueandlituation;unply C:Ornpenslteforsuchdeprivations,artdiiKiua:bothnat i ~andvisitontolivechieAyoutofdoon. The Anio, now e:r.Jicd the T everone, which h~ iu sour
OF THE TEMPLE OF VESTA, AT TIVOLI rightareafewofthemodemhousesofthetown,andtotbelefttheinnis~nscen: )'OU~esoendat the side oflhted for thcir size and fine flavour. In the :::~:~~:~dl;:~:r;i~ P~~~:~:ws: but it;, hO]I(rl that those now ~ven will PLATE LXV VIEW OF THE PERlPTERAL TEMI'LE, FROM THE CHURCH OPPOSITE TmsView exhibits. from a closer point and more clear!)', the architecture of the Temple, and ics &ituationattheedgeolap1Uipioeofgreatheight: a.Wiaii~X~"onlyoiwhichcomesinthepicture. The angle is ofandcnt c:onstruetion, of the kind called ~opus inccrtum," and the foundation of the Templeisformcdonarchesnowenclosedbythemodcmw:.Ilwithbutlrc$$oCSandwindows. The c:eU of the Temple is also of ~opus ineertum," more carefully executed; the "ylobate, the columns, and entablature, doorw::t.yand "'indow jambs, nre of the alone of therock,c:alled travenine; and the whole ha..l>eencovercdbynverythincootofthcfinC£tstuoco,wh.ich,wh~itremains, sonearlyrescmble:sm:u-ble,astocausemanytoiiTI:Igineittobeso ThemouldingsandornamentsofthisTcmpleh:tvemanypeculi.o.ritics,wh.ichwillben:presented in thegc:omctricaldra"·ings. BehindisthcTcmpleoftheSibyl,nowconvcned into a church; tl•etower or campanileonlyofwhichis!leCn We h:tvebutlittleassistancefrom theancicntwriters,orfrom theedificei~tt:lf,toguideusin endc:
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ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES ROME O N
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ADVERTISEMENT. T ''~f.:WR~I~:,:·:t
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CON T EN T S OF PART l. OR IG INAl.
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