Note 1504 — Chapter XII · REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (continued 2)

Gregorovius, City of Rome (Hamilton’s translation), vol. iv, pt. II, 1896, p. 655. Gregorovius comments on the decided preference given in this book to the pagan as distinguished from the ecclesiastical city. He also commends the work as being fairly accurate in its details. On the interest in ruins that prevailed in our period, see Ganzenmüller, Naturgefühl, 1914, pp. 213–215.