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Rome
M. A. R. Tuker; Hope Malleson
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  • Gaeta, [202], [214], [215], [236]
  • Gaetani, [164], [168], [177]
  • Galera, [168]
  • Gardens, [33], [39], [93]
  • Garibaldi, [118], [123]
  • Gates of Rome, [100], [207]
  • Gelasius II., [168], [240], [255]
  • Genazzano, [79], [83], [166];
    • madonna of, [83]
  • Genseric, [37]
  • Gentes, [13], [14], [45], [70]
  • Gentiluomo, [208], [209]
  • Genzano, [79]
  • George, S., [74]
  • Germanicus, house of, [29], [157]
  • Geta, [32]
  • Ghetto, [7], [11], [56], [219], [230]
  • Ghibellines, [60], [162], [163]
  • Giallo Antico, [27]
  • Gioberti, [235], [236], [244]
  • Giulio, [105]
  • Giustiniani, [173]
  • Gladiators, [22], [63]
  • Goat herd, [38]
  • Goatskin breeches, [90]
  • "Golden book," [172]
  • Golden house of Nero, [29]
  • Governor of Rome, [222]
  • Graffiti, [44]
  • Gratian, [37]
  • Grazioli, [172]
  • Greece, [3], [7], [8], [13], [18], [20], [25], [27], [45], [129], [130], [182], [183], [186], [197]
  • Gregory the Great, [11]
  • Gregory VII., [239]
  • Gregory XI., [57]
  • Gregory XIII., [170]
  • Gregory XVI., [213], [218], [219], [245]
  • Grosso, [105]
  • Grotta Ferrata, [166]
  • Grotto of Lupercus, [2]
  • Guardia, [144], [149], [150], [151]
  • Guelphs, [60], [162], [163]
  • [Guilds], trade, [52], [58], [62], [64], [65], [67], [68];
    • conditions of membership, [64], [66];
    • funds, [65];
    • patrons, [63], [64];
    • religious, [63];
    • under State control, [64];
    • statutes, [66]
  • Guiscard, Robert, [37]
  • Gymnasia, Greek, [20]
  • Hadrian, Emperor, [23], [31], [32], [37]
  • Hadrian's mausoleum, [23], [32], [37]
  • Hadrian IV., pope, [78], [240], [241]
  • Handicrafts, [52], [58], [63]
  • Hannibal, [168]
  • Heliogabalus, [32]
  • Henry IV., [239]
  • Henry V., [240]
  • Heraldic Commission, [179]
  • Hildebrand, [240], [241]
  • "Hill of goats," [38]
  • Hill villages, [71], [78]
  • Holidays, Roman, [100]
  • Holy See, the, [201], [207], [218], [255];
    • vacancy of, [210]
  • Honorius I., [32]
  • Honorius IV., [160], [161]
  • Horatii and Curatii, [15]
  • House of Savoy, [115], [252]
  • Humbert, King, [115]
  • Hymettan marble, [27]
  • Industrial classes, [62], [63], [66], [141], [228]
  • Innkeepers, guild of the, [63]
  • Innocent III., [160]
  • Innocent IV., [241]
  • Innocent XI., [172]
  • Inn of the Bear, [9]
  • In petto, [204]
  • Insulae, [23]
  • Ionic columns, [19]
  • Ironworkers' guild, [58], [68]
  • Isis, [183]
  • Island of the Tiber, [240]
  • Isola sacra, [240]
  • Italian art, [123]-[5], [127], [191];
    • Catholicism, [81], [91], [188]-[196];
    • characteristics, [112]-[122];
    • crowds, [121];
    • cruelty, [81], [146]-[7], [155];
    • democracy, [114], [115], [193]-[5];
    • garden, [73];
    • "individualism," [115]-[116], [183];
    • women, [153]-[55]
  • Italians and English, [112]-[124], [132], [145], [146], [151], [153]-[155], [157], [190], [191], [194]-[196];
    • and French, [112], [119]-[122], [133], [145], [146];
    • and Germans, [112], [117], [122], [123], [131], [145], [146], [153], [157], [190], [196];
    • and Irish, [120], [126]
  • Janiculum, the, [5], [16], [17], [171], [207], [227]
  • Jasper, [27]
  • Jerome, S., [37], [200]
  • Jettatura, [231]
  • Jews, in Rome, [5], [7], [45], [46], [160], [161], [180], [181]-[2], [183], [188], [198], [199];
    • bonnet, [46];
    • of the dispersion, [45];
    • quarter, [7], [56], [169]
  • John X., [168]
  • Jubilee year, [217], [252]
  • Jupiter (Jove), [18], [28], [30], [37], [78], [130], [131], [181], [182]
  • Justin Martyr, [46]
  • Kitchens, Roman, [54], [94], [98], [99], [101], [108]
  • Kitchen range, [98]
  • La Marmora, General, [123]
  • Lancellotti, Prince, [253]
  • Lapis lazuli, [27]
  • Lares compitales, [53]
  • Larva, [27]
  • Latin league, [69], [78];
    • religion, [91], [92], [181], [182], [183], [193], [194], [196], [197]
  • Latium, [1], [2], [70], [71], [146], [147n.], [181], [196]
  • Law of guarantees, [247]
  • Laws, Italian, [149], [246]
  • Leo IV., [6]
  • Leo IX., [161]
  • Leo X., [13]
  • Leo XIII., [148], [203], [247], [248], [252]
  • Leonine city, [55], [56]
  • Letter-writers, public, [102]
  • Lewis Gonzaga, S., [102], [223]
  • Lewis the Bavarian, [164]
  • Libraries, [21], [31], [35], [174], [175]
  • Lime-kilns, [37]
  • Livy, [25]
  • Lombardy, Lombards, [14], [65], [77], [125], [126], [188]
  • Lottery, the, [84]-[87]
  • Lucina, crypts of, [46]
  • Lucius Crassus, [28]
  • Lucius II., [240]
  • Lucomones, [197]
  • Lucullus, [28]
  • Ludovisi, [170]
  • Lumachella marble, [27]
  • Luna marble, [25]
  • Lupercus, [2], [91], [196]
  • Lupetto Romano, [90]
  • Macaroni, [97], [98], [100], [103]
  • Madonna di S. Agostino, [86]
  • Madonna, cult of the, [83], [87], [89], [91], [99]
  • Mafia, [139], [139n.]
  • Magistrates, [53], [110]
  • Malaria, [74]
  • Malta, order of, [5]
  • Mamertine prisons, [18], [147]
  • Manfred, [168]
  • Marbles, [25], [26], [27], [29], [32], [33], [36], [54], [61], [98];
    • workers, [27], [36], [37], [39]
  • Marcellus, theatre of, [30], [160], [168], [228]
  • Marchesi di baldacchino, [177], [178]
  • Marcia, acqua, [22], [73]
  • Marcus Aurelius, [32], [46], [55], [63], [197], [241]
  • Marforio, [140]
  • Margherita, queen, [115], [252]
  • Marino, [166]
  • Marmoratum, [26]
  • Mars, [3], [59], [74];
    • spears of, [3];
    • Ultor, [30]
  • Marshall of Conclave, [170], [211];
    • of the Pope's Horse, [170]
  • Martin V., [166]
  • Martyrs, [41], [42], [43], [51]
  • Mass, [3], [184], [191], [224], [232];
    • in the Campagna, [76];
    • commemorations in the, [49]
  • Massimo family, [168]
  • Master of Ceremonies, [205];
    • of Sant'Ospizio, [170];
    • workers, [67]
  • Mausolea. See [Tombs]
  • Maxentius, [32]
  • Maximi Caecilii, [45]
  • Mazzini, [214]
  • Meals, Roman, [97]
  • Ménage, Roman, [93]
  • Merchants, [63]
  • Mercanti di Campagna, [77]
  • Mesata secca, [106]
  • Michael Angelo, [165]
  • Michael, S., [74]
  • Middle ages, [23], [36], [55], [65], [67], [161]
  • Militia, Roman, [56], [64]
  • Minerva, [18], [80], [181]
  • Misericordia, [77]
  • Mithras, [183]
  • Mixed marriages, [122]
  • Monasteries, [38], [66], [67], [96];
    • number of, [249];
    • suppression of, [248]-[9]
  • Monastic professions, [249]
  • Monks and nuns, [215], [220], [228], [229], [230], [249]
  • Monopolies, [67]
  • Monsignore of the papal wardrobe, [205];
    • of roads and streets, [9]
  • Mons Saturninus, [30]
  • Monte Cassino, [179]
  • Monte Cavo, [17], [78]
  • Monte Giordano, [163]
  • Montes, [53]
  • Monti, [55], [59], [60]
  • Monticiani, [60], [61], [62]
  • Morra, [101]
  • Mortar, [22], [23], [24]
  • Mosaic, [36], [37], [39], [174];
    • pavement, [27], [28], [33];
    • sectile, [28]
  • Moses, [45], [181];
    • and Peter, [42]
  • Mother houses, [249]
  • Municipalities, Italian, [14], [15]
  • Municipality, Roman, [13]-[16], [59]
  • Municipal liberties, [14]-[16], [56], [64], [237], [245]
  • Naples (Neapolitans), [72], [89], [126], [132], [138]-[9], [147], [166], [168], [187], [188], [237]
  • Napoleon, [61], [141], [171], [238]
  • Navicella, [61]
  • Nero, [20], [22], [29], [31]
  • Nicholas III., [167]
  • Nobility, Roman, [63], [159], [160], [172], [173], [174], [178], [253]
  • Numa, King, [52], [62], [181]
  • Numidia, [27]
  • Obelisks, [26], [28], [33], [38]
  • Obsession, [82]
  • Octroi, [103]
  • Odescalchi, [168], [172]
  • Olevano, [79]
  • Olive, [80]
  • Olive harvest, [80]
  • Ombrellino, [230]
  • Opus incertum, [25];
    • mixtum, [25];
    • reticulatum, [25]
  • Orderlies, [107]
  • Oreglia, Cardinal, [203]
  • Orsini family, [60], [160], [162], [163], [165];
    • Filippo, [167]-[168];
    • Giordino, [167], [168]
  • Osteria, [100]
  • Ostia, [26], [33], [63]
  • Ostian Way, [70]
  • Ostie, [229]
  • Otho III., [7], [8]
  • Oxen, [24], [26], [68], [77], [96]
  • Pacca, Cardinal, [255]
  • Pacca law, [255]
  • Palaces of Caesars, [30], [33]
  • Palaces, [38], [39], [93], [94], [172], [174], [175];
    • Aldobrandini, [6], [50];
    • Antici Mattei, [172];
    • Balestra, [172];
    • Barberini, [171], [232];
    • Bolognetti-Cenci, [169];
    • Bolognetti, [169];
    • Bonaparte, [172];
    • Borghese, [172];
    • Braschi, [173];
    • Cancelleria, [173], [247];
    • Cenci, [169];
    • Chigi, [172];
    • Colonna, [166], [172];
    • Corsini, [171];
    • Costaguti, [172];
    • Doria Pamphili, [172], [175];
    • Falconieri, [173];
    • Farnese, [173];
    • Farnesina, [171];
    • Ferraiolo, [172];
    • Fiano, [140], [172];
    • Gabrielli, [163];
    • Gaetani, [172];
    • Giustiniani, [173];
    • Grazioli, [173];
    • Lancellotti, [253];
    • Lateran, [36], [247];
    • Longhi, [172];
    • Massimo, [169];
    • Odescalchi, [172];
    • Orsini, [168];
    • Patrizi, [173];
    • Piombino, [172];
    • Quirinale, [208], [214], [231], [247], [251], [252], [253], [254];
    • Ruffo, [172];
    • Ruspoli, [172];
    • Rinuccini, [172];
    • Salviati, [172];
    • Sciarra, [172];
    • Simonetti, [173];
    • Theodoli, [172];
    • Venezia, [172]
  • Palatine, [2], [4], [5], [13], [29], [30], [31], [33], [35], [53], [56], [135], [157], [162]
  • Pales, [91]
  • Palestrina, [164], [165], [166]
  • Palestrina, Pier-Luigi, [156]
  • Paliano, [166]
  • Palladium, [2]
  • Pallas, [2], [13]
  • Pamphili-Doria, [172]
  • Pan, [2], [91], [92]
  • Pantheon, [10], [19], [30], [56]
  • Paola aqueduct, [22]
  • Paolo, [105]
  • Papacy, [16], [57], [162], [167]
  • Papal government and theocracy, [214], [217], [218], [219], [224], [225], [236], [245], [254]
  • Papal titles, [177], [179]
  • Papetto, [105]
  • Parian marble, [26]
  • Parione, [56]
  • Parishes, Roman, [53], [56], [200], [201], [206]
  • Parliament House, [101]
  • Paros, [27]
  • Paschal II., [166], [240]
  • "Paschal lambs," [223]
  • Pasquale, convent of S., [223]
  • Pasquinades, [140]
  • Pastor Bonus, [197]
  • Patres conscripti, [178]
  • Patriarchal ménage, [175], [176]
  • Patricians, Roman, [45], [70], [159], [170], [178]
  • Patrimony of Peter, [237], [238];
    • extent, [257]
  • Patrizi, [177]
  • Paul II., [172]
  • Paul V., [170]
  • Paul, S., [192], [199]
  • Paulinus of Nola, S., [8]
  • Pavements, mosaic, [27], [28], [33]
  • Pavonazzo, [27]
  • Pax Romana, [198]
  • "Peace of the Church," the, [12], [34], [43], [198]
  • Pensions of monks and nuns, [248]-[249]
  • Pentelic marble, [27]
  • Peperino, [23], [73]
  • Pepin, [14]
  • Peretti Francesco, [167]
  • Peruzzi, B., [168]
  • Persecutions, [20], [42], [51]
  • Peter, S., [16], [42], [50], [166], [199], [200], [243];
    • chair of, [46];
    • and Moses, [42];
    • primacy of, [42];
    • statue of, [11];
  • Petrarch, [164]
  • Philip Neri, S., [77]
  • Piano nobile, [175]
  • Piazza SS. Apostoli, [166], [172];
    • Colonna, [172], [202];
    • Lateran, [26];
    • Montanara, [90], [160];
    • Navona, [173];
    • Pantaleoni, [169];
    • del Popolo, [219];
    • Tartaruga, [172];
    • di Venezia, [169], [172]
  • Piedmont, Piedmontese, [126], [132], [139], [155], [171], [253]
  • Pierleoni, [160], [161]
  • Pigna, rione, [56]
  • Pilgrims in Rome, [9], [67]
  • Pincian hill, [16], [17], [100], [135], [224], [244]
  • Pinelli, [140], [226]
  • Piombino, [68], [170], [174]
  • Pius VI., [140], [173], [238]
  • Pius IX., [11], [22], [85], [202], [203], [208], [213], [215], [219], [231], [238];
    • and Italy, [214], [215], [219], [235], [236];
    • liberal impulses, [213];
    • and the non possumus, [215];
    • and the people, [222], [245];
    • and the syllabus, [236];
    • and Victor Emmanuel, [250]
  • Pius X., [77], [250]
  • Pizzardoni, [151]
  • Plebiscite, the, [251]
  • Plebs, the, [14], [56], [62], [78], [81]
  • Police, [54], [55], [144], [149]-[151], [215]
  • Pompeii, [29], [45]
  • Pompey, theatre of, [163]
  • Pomponius Grecinus, [45]
  • Pons Aelius, [32];
    • Fabricius, [7], [29];
    • Cestius, [7];
    • Triumphalis, [55]
  • Ponte Margherita, [102];
    • Quattro Capi, [29];
    • Rotto, [223];
    • S. Angelo, [9], [32]
  • Ponte, rione, [55]
  • Pontifex Maximus, [197]
  • Pontine marshes, [30]
  • Pope, [201], [202], [205];
    • court of the, [173];
    • presentation at, [253];
    • and conciliation, [249];
    • and the Catholic princes, [237], [238];
    • election of, [202];
    • and Italy, [246]-[250], [252]
  • Popes, fugitive, [239];
    • Senate of the, [201]
  • Population of Rome, [12], [34]
  • Populus, [14]
  • Porphyry, [27], [36]
  • Porporati, [204]
  • Porta Furba, [72], [73]
  • Porter, house, [94], [95], [110], [175]
  • Porticoes, [33], [35]
  • Portico of Octavia, [30], [168]
  • Porto, [26]
  • Possession, [82]
  • Pozzolana, [24]
  • Praetextatus, [45]
  • Praetorian guard, [54]
  • Prelate, Italian, pamphlet by, [254]
  • Prefect, [54], [169]
  • Prepotenza, [134]
  • Presbyters, [200], [201]
  • Primacy, papal, [42], [235], [244]
  • Princes, Roman, [108], [159], [161], [170], [172], [173], [176], [177], [207]
  • Prince Assistant, [167], [170]
  • Priory of the Knights of Malta, [5]
  • Priscilla and Aquila, [5]
  • Processions, [58], [66], [67], [205], [252]
  • Propaganda Fide, [248]
  • Prophets, [48], [188]
  • Protestantism in Rome, [47], [189], [190], [193]
  • Provisioning of the city, [65], [103], [105]
  • Pudens, [45], [46]
  • Pumice stone, [24]
  • Puritanism, [112], [188], [189], [194], [196]