Piale, Luigi; Wyndham, R. C. [Oth.]: Rome seen in a week: being a hand-book to Rome and its environs : containing a description of the Roman antiquities, galleries, museums, churches, catacombs and general information necessary to the touristh (Rome: Luigi Piale, 1902)

FIFTH DAY
FROM THE MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS
TO S. GIOVANNI DECOLLATO

Mausoleum of Augustus. — Church of St. Rocco, — Ponte di Ri-
petta. — Church of St. Girolamo degli Schiavoni. — Borghese
Palace and Gallery. — Ministry of Grace and Justice, —
Church of the Magdalen. — St. Maria in Aquiro. — Pan-
theon. — Minerva, — St. Maria sopra Minerva. — University
of Rome. — Palazzo Madama. — Church of St. Luigi dei
Francesi. — Church of St. Augustine. — Church of St. An-
thony of the Portughese. — Hilder's Tower. — St. Apolli-
nare. — St. Maria in Vallicella. — Courts of Justice. —
St. Maria della Pace. — St. Maria dell' Anima. — Piazza
Navona or Circo Agonale— Church of St. Agnes. — Palazzo
Pamphili-Doria. — Ministry of the Interior. — Pasquino. —
St. Pantaleo. — Palazzo Massimi. — St. Andrea della Valle. —
Pompey's Theatre. — Giordano Bruno. — St. Caterina dei
Funari. — Palazzo Mattei. — St. Maria in Campitelli. —
Portico of Octavia. — Theatre of Marcellus. — St. Niccola
in Carcere. — Hospital and Church of the Consolazione. —
St. Giovanni decollato.
Mausoleum of Augustus (Palazzo Corea, Via
di Ripetta no. 57, contains some ruins). Of this great
monument raised by Augustus there only remains a
part of the embasement (stripped however of the mar-
ble with which it was covered), and the traces of 13
sepulchral rooms, not including that which gave en-
trance to the great rotunda. It is now built over,
and has been used as a circus,
Church of S. Rocco, very fashionable, near
the Mausoleum has three aisles, and several chapels,
the latter decorated with paintings. In the second
chapel on the right, is an altar picture by Baciccio,
and in the Del Medico chapel is a « St. Antony of