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Identifier: guidetoitalysici00macm (find matches)
Title: Guide to Italy and Sicily
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Macmillan & Co
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Publisher: London, MacMillan
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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VILLA ADRIANA. Natural Scale. 1:6,500. 0T020 40 60 80 IC 1. Greek Theatre 2. Nymphaeum ? 3. Entrance to the hundred chambers 4. Aedicula? 5. Small Baths 6. Large Baths 7. Praetorlum 8. Temple of /sis 9. Crypto Porticus 10. Stadium 11. Basilica 12. Oecus Corinthius (Throne Room) 13. Piazza dOro 14. Natatorium ? 15. Biblioteca 16. Sca/a </e; Filosofi 17. Temple of Venus and Diana ? 18. Heliocaminus ? 19. Triclinium (Doric Peristyle) - 20. Po/Vrt 0/ WeH/ 21. Naumachia ? 22. Temple of Ceres ? 23. Z.af/« Theatre ? 24. Temple of Pluto and Proserpine
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Pritaneo To face page 276. London: Macmillan &Co., Ld. Walker & Cockerell s< GUIDE TO ITALY XVIII. Frascati and Tusculum 285 beyond the Canopus, and a visit tothe ruins S. of this point is trouble-some. Several of them lie scatteredin private vineyards. 300 yds. W.of the Canopus is the Torre diTimune, from which the so-calledAcademy stretches E. Beyond it isthe Odeum, with remains of seats,and N. of this the Inferi, supposedto represent the Infernal Region.Nearly J m. further on is the so-called Lyceum, and on a hill, at adistance of another 500 yds., thePrytaneum. In returning from the Canopus,to the E. of the Poikile are the ruinsof a Stadium (10), and some otherinsignificant remains. XVIII. Frascati and Tusculum. The ancient Via Tuscidana, issu-ing from the Porta S. Giovanni,leads across the Oampagna toFrascati, which may, however,be readied by railway from Romein 50 min. (lo m.; fares, 2.80 and1.95), and by electric tramway(pp. 204, 233) via Grottaferrata(Hhr.).i Frasca

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