The Topography And Monuments of Ancient Rome
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Societa romana di storia patria, ix. 471.
THE CAMPUS MAETIUS. 377 known, but it may have formed a part of Agrippa's buildings, and some remains of an ancient peperino wall, evidently of a temple, found on the site of the church of S. Maria in Monte- rone, have been thought to belong to it. At different times since the sixteenth century, five capitals of white marble of great size, 1.70 metres in height and 1.44 in width, have been found in an almost straight line 100 metres in length, between t...he church of S. Maria in Monterone and the Teatro della Valle.
These capitals were lying at an equal depth beneath the surface of the ground, and undoubtedly belonged to the porticus.
(10) The porticus Maximae. One of the most important streets in region IX was that which led from the neighborhood of the theatre of Balbus to the pons Aelius. During the reign of Gratian, Valentinian, and Theodosius, about 380 a.d., this street was provided with a colonnade, the porticus Maximae,^ which extended from the Aelian bridge to the theatre of Pom- peius and connected several of the other" porticoes in this region.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Societa romana di storia patria, ix. 471.
THE CAMPUS MAETIUS. 377 known, but it may have formed a part of Agrippa's buildings, and some remains of an ancient peperino wall, evidently of a temple, found on the site of the church of S. Maria in Monte- rone, have been thought to belong to it. At different times since the sixteenth century, five capitals of white marble of great size, 1.70 metres in height and 1.44 in width, have been found in an almost straight line 100 metres in length, between t...he church of S. Maria in Monterone and the Teatro della Valle.
These capitals were lying at an equal depth beneath the surface of the ground, and undoubtedly belonged to the porticus.
(10) The porticus Maximae. One of the most important streets in region IX was that which led from the neighborhood of the theatre of Balbus to the pons Aelius. During the reign of Gratian, Valentinian, and Theodosius, about 380 a.d., this street was provided with a colonnade, the porticus Maximae,^ which extended from the Aelian bridge to the theatre of Pom- peius and connected several of the other" porticoes in this region.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Goldwin, 1823-1910. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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