Parker, John Henry: The archaeology of Rome (1,text): I. The primitive fortifications (Oxford [u.a.], 1874)

ERRATA ET CORRIGENDA.

WALLS AND GATES OF ROME.

Errata.
p. ix. line 33. de S. Paolo.
Ibid., line 39. Trinita de Monti.
p. xi. line 16. Monte Testacio.
p. 98, lines 22 and 37. Torre di Conti.
p. 99, H>le l- Torre di Milizie.
p. 101, line 31. This was in the palace
called Cesi in the Vatican, and was
destroyed to enlarge the great church
of S. Peter.
p. 105, lines 32 and 39. nepoti.
p. 113, note 1. Via di Cerchi.
p. 118, note o. Hie actis.
p. 126. line 3. the small church of
S. Silvestro in Palatio.

Corrigenda.
di S. Paolo.
Trinita de’ Monti.
Monte Testaccio.
Tor de’ Conti.
Torre delle Milizie.
This was in the palace called Cesi in
the Vatican, which was destroyed to
enlarge the place in front of the
Church of S. Peter; but the works
of art were preserved, and carried to
the Museums.
nepote.
Via de’ Cerchi.
His actis.
the small church of S. Sebastiano in
Pallara.

p. 127, line 2. [Siracusan Prasnestina].
p. 127, line 23. Martinus Polenus.
p. 131, line 40. the tomb of Nero.
p. 132, Zz'zz^ 31. Saracenesco.
p. 142, line 15. Tajan.
p. 144, line 25. Prince Massini.
p. 146, line 4. the water from the Aqua
Crabra and the Marrana combined.
p. 153, line 24. An inscription is men¬
tioned by the Einsiedlen Chronicle,
&c., and note d.

[Lavicana ?].
Martinus Polonus.
the tomb of Sylla.
Saracinesco.
Trajan.
Prince Massimo.
the water from the Aqua Crabra, Julia,
and Tepula combined.
The inscription quoted in the note only
shews that Commodus was buried in
that Mausoleum, not that the Mau-
soleum was not • finished until his
time.

Ibid., note d. tribunici.
p. 157, 7ine 7- Censius.
Ibid., line 23. Burgo.

tribuniciae.
Cencius.
Borgo.