THE

TOPOGRAPHY AND ANTIQUITIES

OF

ROME;

INCLUDING THE RECENT DISCOVERIES MADE ABOUT THE

FORUM AND THE VIA SACRA.

BY

THE REV. RICHARD BURGESS,

CHAPLAIN TO THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND CONGREGATION AT ROME,
AND DOMESTIC CHAPLAIN TO LIEUTENANT-GENERAL

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD AYLMER.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR

LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, AND GREEN,

PATERNOSTER-ROW.

1831.

CONTENTS

OF

THE SECOND VOLUME.

DISSERTATION VIII.

The Sixth and Seventh Regions, called Alta Semita

and Via Lata; adding the Forum of Trajan, taken

from the Eighth Region, and the Gardens of Sallust,

with the Monte Pincio, at the Northern Extremity of

the two Regions

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DISSERTATION IX.

The Ninth Region, called "Circus Flaminius ;" and the

Eleventh Region, called " Circus Maximus"

DISSERTATION X.

The Tenth Region, or Palatium, which comprises the

whole of the Palatine Hill; the Thirteenth Region,

called Aventina, in which is included all the Aven-

tine Hill; and on the Circus Maximus

DISSERTATION XI.

On the Fourteenth Region, or Transtyberina, with the

Tyber, Bridges and Drains of the City; including

also the Vatican Mount, the Fort S. Angelo, and the

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DISSERTATION XII.

On the Walls and Aqueducts, with some Remarks on

the Magnitude of Ancient Rome, and the important

Changes of the City

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