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Rome / by Francis Wey, containing three hundred and forty-five engravings on wood, designed by the most celebrated artists, with an introduction by W.W. Story.

Francis Wey 1812-1882

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Rome.

Rome.

Frans Hogenberg approximately 1539-1590

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History of Rome / By Thomas Arnold.

Thomas Arnold 1795-1842

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History of Rome.

History of Rome.

Oliver Goldsmith 1730?-1774

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Rome, from St. Nicholas

Rome, from St. Nicholas

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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Ancient Bridge, Rome

Ancient Bridge, Rome

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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Old School Temple of Rome.

Old School Temple of Rome.

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The greatness and decline of Rome / by Guglielmo Ferrero ; translated by Alfred E. Zimmern.

The greatness and decline of Rome / by Guglielmo Ferrero ; translated by Alfred E. Zimmern.

Guglielmo Ferrero 1871-1942

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