The second of two volumes dedicated to the study of the Ancient Buildings of Rome. It continues the work from the first volume, with descriptions of each building listed, followed by a suite of original etchings of measured elevations, plans, sections and other drawings. Buildings included: Frontispiece of Nero, at Rome; Basilica of Antoninus, at Rome; Forum of Nerva, at Rome; Portico of Septimius Severus, at Rome; Arch of Titus, at Rome; Arch of Septimius Severus, at Rome; Goldsmith's Arch, at Rome; Arch of Constantine, at Rome; Coliseum, at Rome; Amphitheatre of Vienna; Theatre of Marcellus, at Rome; Baths of Diocletian, at Rome; Baths of Paulus Emilius, at Rome.
Desgodetz, Antoine Babuty (1653–1728), architect
The first volume of a First Series of works presenting the Ecclesiastical Architecture of Italy, from the time of Constantine to the 15th century. It contains an extensive suite of original lithographs and scaled plans, elevations and sections of the following buildings, with descriptive texts for each of them: San Clemente, Rome; 4th century - Santa Constanza, Rome; Palace and Tomb of Theodoric, Rome; 6th century - San Vitale, Ravenna; San Apollinare, Ravenna; Santa Maria, Toscanella; 7th century - San Michele, Pavia; Lombard Churches at Pavia; San Frediano, Lucca; San Tomasso in limine, near Bergamo; Santa Agnese, Rome; Baptistery, Florence; 8th century - San Stefano, Bologna; The Duomo, Breschia; Santa Giulia; San Giovanni e Paolo, Rome; Santa Prudentiana, Rome; 9th century - San Ambrogio, Milan; Chapel of San Zenone, opening out of the Churchof Santa Prassede, Rome; Campanile of Santa Francesca, Rome; 10th century - Santa Fosca, Venice; St. Mark's, Venice; Santa Maria, Arezzo; 11th century - San Miniato, Florence; San Flaviano, near Montefiascone; San Pietro, Toscanella; Duomo of Pisa; San Nicolo, Bari; The Duomo, Modena.
Knight, Henry Gally (1786-1846), architectural writer and MP
