1. Wanderers and Wonders. The Medieval Guidebooks to Rome

Anna Blennow

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Medieval Literature and History Travel Writing and Literature Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Walser (1987) nos. 6, 8 and 51 respectively.10 Inscriptions no.3-7 in Walser's edition are located in St. Peter's, Hadrian's mausoleum and the now lost triumphal arch near the bridge Pons Sancti Petri, today's Ponte S. Angelo; nos.33-43 in Walser are located on or nearby the Roman Forum: the equestrian statue of Constantine, the arch of Septimius Severus, the temple of Saturn, the temple of Vespasian and Titus, the temple of Concord, the arch of Constantine, the arch of Titus, and several inscriptions located on or in the vicinity of the Capitoline hill.Walser (1987) 66-68

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