Drawings Attributed to Andreas Coner.

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d. ' in te(in)plo pa^tyeonisi
The bases of the lower order of the interior.
e. 'colu{in)n{a)e metalli in s. iouan(n)e in laterano?
Base of one of the bronze Corinthian columns of the Altare del Sacra-
mento (Lanciani, Ruins and Excavations, 344).
f. 'in p{alatio) car. s. Georgii.'
An ancient base, no doubt, which was then to be seen in the Palazzo
della Cancelleria; for none of the columns of the palace itself are fluted.
135. (8v) 8 is blank.
'sub capitolioi
This seems to correspond with a base drawn by Baldassare Peruzzi
(Uffizi 486) in capitolio.
136. (9)
Bases of unfluted Corinthian columns.
a. 'sub colu(iii)na porticalis s. in(ariae) rotundei
The bases of the columns of the portico of the Pantheon.
b. 'prope arcein militum'.
One of the bases of the external granite columns of the Basilica
Ulpia wrongly attributed by Canina to the lower order of the interior
(op. cit. ii, tav. 118, Fig. 3).
c. Unnamed and unidentified.
d. 'in palatio car. s. Georgiit
The base of the column shown supra, 68 c.
e, h. ' in eclesia S. Saluatoris'.
Which of the eight churches dedicated to the Saviour this might be
we are not told. In S. Salvatore in Lauro the 34 plastered columns of
the nave have bases of travertine of almost exactly the same form as e,1
but are a good deal larger—of about the same size as /z. It seems quite
possible that, when the church was rebuilt after the fire of 1591, the old
bases served as models for the new.
f. ' ad cotuGn)nain troianain."
Perhaps from the upper story of the Basilica Ulpia.
1 They have an additional roll moulding above the upper torus like h.

F 2