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MacFarlane and Kip are in error as to the period of Bosio’s labours, antedating them about thirty years.
[263] Roma Subterranea novissima post Ant. Bosium et Joan. Severanum. Romæ, 1651. Two vols. fol. It is said that there are only two copies of this work in America. Aringhi’s version, being in Latin, is better known out of Italy than the Italian treatises of Bosio, Boldetti, or Bottari.
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[266] Inscriptionum antiquarum quæ in ædibus paternis asservantur etc. Romæ, 1702.
[267] De Cultu Sanctorum Ignotorum.
[268] Osservazioni sopra i cemeteri dei SS. Martiri ed antichi cristiani di Roma. Roma, 1720.