42 The British School at Rome.
No. 3826 of the Kunstgewerbemuseu m in Berlin (' reperta apud S.
Marcinn'). (Fig. 3.)
The excavations in which these cornices must have come to light
are not elsewhere recorded: and neither of them corresponds with any
of those which appear in the drawings cited by Ferri {Indice, p. 143).
The building from which they came might well be the Domus Turciorum
(Lanciani, Forma Urbis, 21). The style of the first reminds one of
cornices belonging to the late restorations of the Regia and Templum Divi
luli, of which fragments have come to light in the recent excavations
in the Forum.
74. (59y)
Doric capital, unnamed. This also occurs in the drawing of the Casa
Buonarroti cited above.
75. (60) 'post pontem lamentaneum . et nota quod Gociolatorius cadit
2 minuta . uocata est corona tusciana siue hoperai
Doric cornice and architrave belonging to a tomb on the Via Nomentana
just beyond the Ponte Nomentano over the Anio, about 2^- miles from the
modern Porta Pia. The tomb still exists on the right hand side of the road, but
no traces of its architecture now remain. The cornice architrave and capital
were, however, drawn by Giuliano da Sangallo Sien. 14, who gives a clipeus in
the metopes. Farb. 39 closely resembles it1: but in both Giuliano gives
the drops in nines, not in eighteens. Cf. also Serlio, Architettura [1562]
iii. 72 A.
A plan of the tomb in question is given by the later hand on 8A
above.
76. (6ov) ' anphitheatri Sauellor{um).'
Doric order of the Theatre of Marcellus in which the Savelli had their
palace (Lanciani, Ruins and Excavations, 494 ; Valadier, Fabbric/ie di
Roma, fasc. vi. tav. 5 ; Canina, Edifizi, vol. iv. tav. 162). See App. II.
77. (61) C• FORI• ROMANORV^.
Doric order of the Basilica Aemilia from the facade towards the
Forum.
1 The note 'a Santo Chosimo' refers only to a moulding below.