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1281. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The villa of Maxentius.
The Circus of Maxentius.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1282. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The villa of the Quintilii.
Mid-2nd century.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1283. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The villa of the Quintilii.
Mid-2nd century.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1284. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Spina of the Circus of Maxentius.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1285. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The Circus of Maxentius.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1286. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium of the freedmen of Augustus on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1287. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium of the freedmen of Augustus on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1288. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium of the freedmen of Augustus on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1289. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium of the freedmen of Augustus on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1290. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium of the freedmen of Augustus on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1291. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium of the freedmen of Augustus on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1292. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium near the Tomb of the Scipios on the via Appia.
1st century CE.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1293. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium near the Tomb of the Scipios on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1294. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium near the Tomb of the Scipios on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1295. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium near the Tomb of the Scipios on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1296. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
Columbarium near the Tomb of the Scipios on the via Appia.
Rome, Via Appia.
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1297. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
2nd cent. CE.
Rome, Via Appia, Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
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1298. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
2nd cent. CE.
Rome, Via Appia, Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
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1299. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
2nd cent. CE.
Rome, Via Appia, Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
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1300. ARCHITECTURE. Rome.
The Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
2nd cent. CE.
Rome, Via Appia, Nymphaeum of Aegeria.
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