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The archæology of Rome, Part 8

Note 220 — HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE AQUEDUCTS.

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There is a large and deep reservoir for it near the arch of Dolabella, under the garden of the Villa Mattei, now called the Villa Cœlimontana, and from thence it passed, still underground, to the cliff of the Cœlian, opposite to the Aventine. A short tunnel was made from this deep reservoir to a Nymphæum under the Cœlian, now S. Stefano Rotondo, called of Septimius Severus. The ruins of it are shewn in 895; a specus has been traced from one to the other.

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