Rome

by M. A. R. Tuker; Hope Malleson

• Quarries, [23], [24], [25]
• Questura, [150]
• Questurini, [150]
• Quirinal hill, [5], [6], [31], [53], [163], [166], [208]
• Quirites, [4], [5], [15]

• Regional devices, [57], [59]
• Regions, [43], [52]-[61], [201]-[2]
• Regola, rione, [56]
• Religion. See [Roman], and [Catholicism, Italian]
• Religious fabrics, laws about, [248]
• Remus, [5]
• Renaissance, [36], [38], [58], [124], [172], [237]
• Republic. See [Rome]
• Res publica, the Roman, [180]-[186]
• Rhea Silvia, [2]
• Rheda, [72]
• Rienzo, Cola di, [14], [57]
• Rignano, duca, [168]
• Rioni. See [Regions]
• Ripa, rione, [56]
• Roma Quadrata, [2], [4], [197]
• Roman art, [18], [127], [156]-[8], [190], [191];
  • characteristics, [8], [9], [10], [11], [107], [126]-[8], [133]-[7], [146], [147], [150], [156], [183]-[5], [187], [194], [229], [240], [241];
  • Church, [14], [41], [42], [50], [126], [184]-[7], [198]-[9], [201], [255];
  • customs, [82]-[7], [99]-[103], [140]-[144], [230], [231];
  • dialect, [132];
  • imperialism, [64], [115], [198]-[9];
  • marriage, [153]-[5];
  • realism, [113]-[14], [124]-[5], [185];
  • religion, [180]-[88], [192], [196]-[8];
  • type, [129]-[132];
  • voices, [132], [157]
• Romans, and agriculture [2]-[3], [17], [76], [91], [128]-[9], [147];
  • ancient, [3]-[4], [78], [128]-[9];
  • and English, [123], [131], [135], [174], [185], [192], [193];
  • and French, [152], [184], [185], [238];
  • and Greeks, [129], [130], [180], [182]-[4], [185], [197];
  • and Italians, [126], [137]-[9], [188];
  • and Jews, see [Jews];
  • modern, [128], [130], [134], [136]-[7], [138]-[9], [225], [252]-[4];
  • a pastoral people, [3], [17], [91], [182]
• Rome, bombardment of, [212];
  • and Byzantium, see [Byzantium];
  • destruction of city, [9], [11], [37], [39];
  • and Greece, see [Greece];
  • origin of, [1]-[5];
  • imperial, [23], [25], [28], [41], [62], [65], [129], [137];
  • kingly, [1], [2], [3], [5], [18], [52], [53];
  • republican, [14], [23], [29], [62], [129], [137], [182], [186];
  • world empire of, [15], [16], [42], [127], [198]-[9], [236]
• Rome before 1870, appearance of city, [9], [227] et seq.;
  • artists in, [210];
  • clergy in, [217], [219], [221], [224], [245];
  • education in, [220];
  • government of, [213]-[15], [217], [219], [224]-[5], [246];
  • moral notions in, [83], [87], [220], [222], [225]-[6], [230];
  • people in, [11]-[12], [215]-[16], [217];
  • spies in, [224]
• Romulus, [1], [2], [3], [32], [154], [198];
  • and Remus, [2], [3], [198]
• Rospigliosi, [172]
• Roviano, duca, [168]
• Ruspoli, [169], [177]

• Sabine hills, [70], [78], [79], [81], [82], [96], [166], [169], [170];
  • people, [2], [4], [5], [15], [154]
• Sacramentate, [232]
• Sacred College, [15]
• Sacrifices, [19]
• Sacrifice, eucharistic, [49]
• Saints, cult of, [43]
• Salaria, [45];
  • porta, [102], [135]
• Salviati, [171]
• Sanctuary of a church, [51]
• Sanctuaries. See [Shrines]
• Saturn, [30], [91];
  • hill of, [13]
• Savelli, [160], [161], [165], [170]
• Savorelli, Vittoria, [221]
• Saxons, [65]
• Sbirri, [61], [217]
• Schola, [65]
• Scholasticism, [112]
• Scudo, [105]
• Sculptors, guild of, [64]
• Seamen, guild of, [63]
• See of Rome. See [Holy See]
• Sees, suburban, [201]
• Senate, [13]-[15], [34], [45], [57], [70], [149], [159], [164], [240], [241]
• Senate and People of Rome, [13], [14], [15]
• "Senator, the," [14]
• Senators, [45], [58], [63], [159], [178];
  • and conservators, [55]
• September 20th, [11], [212], [213], [215]
• Septimius Severus, [20], [31], [32]
• Septizonium, [31]
• Serenade, the, [141], [144]
• Serlupi, [170]
• Sermoneta, duca, [168], [177]
• Serpentine, [27]
• Servants, [94], [103], [106], [107], [108], [109]-[111], [224]
• Servius Tullius, [5], [18], [52], [53]
• Seven hills, [5], [51], [52], [53]
• Seven sacraments, [48]
• Sforza, [170]
• Shops, Roman, [39], [53], [67], [93], [100], [102], [103], [104], [106]
• Shrines and sanctuaries, [63], [73], [83], [90]
• Sibylline oracles, [7]
• Sicily (Sicilians), [126]
• Sistine chapel, [205], [211]
• Sixtus I., [35]
• Sixtus IV., [165], [173]
• Sixtus V., [55], [140], [167]
• Slaves, [11], [21], [25], [34], [64], [75]
• Soldiers, [151];
  • papal, [215], [244], [246], [247]
• Soldo, [101], [104], [107]
• Sora, duca, [170]
• Spoleto, [167], [178]
• S.P.Q.R., [15], [59], [138]
• Stadia, [33]
• Staircases, [95], [176]
• Standard of Rome, [15]
• Standard-bearer, [55], [64], [66], [170]
• Statilius Taurus, [22]
• Statues of women, [154]
• Statutes of guilds, [66]
• Statuto, [246]
• Streets, Roman, [93], [105], [152];
  • refuse in, [9]
• Stucco, [24], [28], [29]
• Subiaco, [78]
• Subterranean Rome. See [Catacombs]
• Suburra, rione, [53]
• Sulmona, principe, [170]
• Suovetaurilia, [15]
• Superstition, [81], [83], [136], [187], [196], [222], [226], [231]
• Susanna and the Elders, [45]
• Swiss guard, [210], [244]
• Sylvester, S., [74]
• Syndic, [166]

• Tablinum, [28]
• Tabularium, [23], [29]
• Talbot, Gwendoline, [123], [174]
• Talbots in Rome, [123]
• Tanners, guild of, [63]
• Tarantella, [140]
• Tarquinius Priscus, [18], [30], [52];
  • Superbus, [18]
• Tarquins, [29], [30]
• Taste and art, [157]
• Taxes, [64], [107], [139], [217], [219]
• Teano, principe, [168]
• Temples, [18], [19], [30], [33], [37], [39], [163];
  • of Antoninus and Faustina, [32];
  • Castor and Pollux, [30];
  • Ceres, [31];
  • Concord, [30];
  • Dii Consentes (portico of), [181];
  • Fortuna Virilis, [29];
  • Libertas, [160];
  • Mars Ultor, [30];
  • Romulus, [198];
  • Saturn, [30];
  • Templum Urbis, [32];
  • Venus and Rome, [32];
  • Vespasian, [31]
• Temporal power, [42], [214], [215], [219], [235]-[9], [240], [242]-[3], [245], [255]
• Teppa, [139], [139n.]
• Terno, [85], [86]
• Testone, [105]
• Theodoli, [177]
• Thermae, [20], [21], [32], [33]
• Throne room, [176], [207]
• Tiber, [1], [2], [5], [6], [7], [21], [33], [63], [70], [131], [171], [173]
• Tiberius, [30]
• Titles, patrician, [177]
• Titulus, [5], [34], [201], [202]
• Titus, [20], [21], [22], [27], [29], [31], [182]
• Tivoli, [24], [32], [33], [78]
• Tombs, [33], [36], [72];
  • Bibulus, [29];
  • Cecilia Metella, [29], [168];
  • Latin, [29];
  • of S. Peter, [16]
• Tor de' Conti, [160];
  • di Nona, [163]
• Tor Sanguigna, [163];
  • de' Specchi, [102], [230]
• Torlonia, [169], [230]
• Towers, [56], [163];
  • baronial, [23], [38];
  • bell, [38];
  • semaphores, [73];
  • vedette, [38], [73]
• Trades unions, [68]
• Tradesmen, [103], [104], [105]
• Trajan, [5], [20], [22], [31], [77], [142], [231]
• Transtiburtina, [55]
• Trastevere, [55], [56], [61], [62], [130], [162], [171], [240]
• Trasteverini, [60], [130]
• Trattoria, [79]
• Travertine, [22], [24], [27], [39]
• Trent, Council of, [238]
• Trevi, rione, [55]
• Tribune, [19], [36]
• Tribunes, [54]
• Triclinium, [35]
• Triumvirate, [123]
• Troy, [2]
• Tufa, [18], [23]
• Turris Cartularia, [161]
• Tuscans (Tuscany), [69], [125], [126], [129], [133], [188], [237]
• Tusculum, [39], [78], [166]
• Twelve Tables, [23]

• Ulpii, [45]
• Umbria, [148], [188]
• Unction, extreme, [192]
• Universities. See [Guilds] and women, [155]
• Urban VIII., [9], [140], [171]

• Vandals, [9]
• Vatican, [28], [56], [58], [161], [163], [203], [205], [208], [211], [228], [230], [239], [241], [244], [247], [252], [254]
• Veii, [33], [72]
• Velabrum, [18]
• Vendetta, [149]
• Venice, Venetians, [125], [126], [132], [188]
• Venosa, principe, [170]
• Vespasian, [22], [28], [31], [33], [72], [154]
• Vesta, [181]
• Vestals, [2], [72], [154]
• Vestibulum, [35]
• Via Botteghe Oscure, [173];
  • Julia, [173];
  • Lata, [56];
  • Monserrato, [160];
  • Nazionale, [194], [160];
  • dell' Orso, [9];
  • Pilotta, [166];
  • Plebiscito, [172];
  • Quattro Fontane, [232];
  • Quirinale, [166];
  • Strozzi, [6];
  • Viminale, [6]
• Viaticum, [12], [193], [230]
• Vici, [53]
• Vicovaro, [169]
• Victor Emmanuel II., [10], [169]
• Vidua, [46]
• Vigiles, [26], [54], [59]
• Villa Aldobrandini [171];
  • Borghese, [171];
  • Corsini, [171];
  • Hadrian's, [32];
  • Massimo, [6];
  • Mondragone, [171];
  • Pamfili-Doria, [73], [231]
• Villas, [33], [38], [39], [93], [94], [172], [174]
• Viminal hill, [5], [6], [53], [55]
• Vintage, [78]
• Virgo, aqua, [22]
• Vitiges, [37]
• Voices. See [Roman]
• Volcanic rock, [17], [23], [25]
• Volcanoes, [17]
• Vulcan, [80], [88]

• Wagner and Germans, [190];
  • and Italians, [124]
• Walls, [32], [38], [56], [93], [102], [163]
• Washing tubs, [102]
• Weavers, Guild of, [63]
• Windows in temples and churches, [19], [186]
• Wines, Roman, [79]
• Wiseman, Cardinal, [208]
• Wolf, the, [2]
• Women, Italian, [153], [155]

• Young Italy, [214], [215], [235], [242], [244], [246]

• Zagarolo, [166]
• Zitelle, [67]

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