Drawings Attributed to Andreas Coner.

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b. 'sub eclesia s. urbanil
The church meant must be that at the S.E. end of the Forum of
Trajan (Lanciani, Forma Urbis, 22) and the architrave represented may
be seen in Canina, Edifizi, ii. tav. 119, Fig. 1, who attributes it to the
interior of the temple of Trajan. It was also drawn by Francesco da
Sangallo (Barb. 38v)'apresso a spoglia cristi' and Antonio da Sangallo
the younger (Uffizi 1187) 'spoglia cristi' ,while Giuliano (Sieu. 35') shows
the whole entablature ' aspoglia cristtj 1 romal 1
c. (Unnamed) I have not identified.
d. 'iusta [sic] s.marcu(m).'
See supra, 73.
e. 'estra[sic] s . inautum.'
The church of S. Machutus still exists in the Via del Seminario,
between the site of the Porticus Argonautarum, and that of the Iseum.
113. (85) a. 'prepe [sic] arcem militum.'
This entablature seems to be that which is attributed to the exterior
of the Basilica Ulpia by Richter and Grifi (Ristauro del Foro Traiano,
tav. IV. F) and to the portico round the Forum by Canina (Edifizi, ii. tav.
118, Fig. 7). In profile it resembles almost exactly one drawn by
Giuliano da Sangallo (Barb. 10) 'a pie di Spoglia XPI trouatta di nuovo
che una cosa bilissima roma,'2 and Giambattista da Sangallo (Uffizi 1326),
'a spoglia christo chauata di terd': but its measurements are a good
deal smaller.
b. ' T. anphiteatri uespasianil
T. must stand for Tertia, i.e. the third order: but it does not agree
with Canina, Edifizi, iv. tav. 170, Fig. 1, which shows no dentils.
c. Cornice and plinth moulding, unnamed.
d. ' ultima c(oroua) anphiteatri uespasianil
The cornice of the fourth order of the Colosseum.
114. (85v) a. An unidentified entablature.
b. The entablature of the first order of the Colosseum.
1 For the name spoglia cristi see supra, 883.
2 Fabriczy (op. cit. 32) is in error in stating that the drawing is without measurements.