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MUN. LOTTO Denominazione strada Note 1A 1 BELVEDERE ANTONIO CEDERNA 1A 1 BELVEDERE TARPEO 1A 1 BORGO ANGELICO 1A 1 BORGO PIO 1A 1 BORGO S. ANGELO 1A 1 BORGO S. LAZZARO 1A 1 BORGO S. SPIRITO 1A 1 BORGO VITTORIO 1A 1 CIRCONVALLAZIONE CLODIA 1A 1 CIRCONVALLAZIONE TRIONFALE 1A 1 CLIVO ARGENTARIO 1A 1 CLIVO DEI PUBLICII 1A 1 CLIVO DELLE MURA VATICANE 1A 1 CLIVO DI ACILIO 1A 1 CLIVO DI ROCCA SAVELLA 1A 1 CLIVO DI SCAURO 1A 1 CLIVO DI VENERE FELICE 1A 1 FORO ROMANO 1A 1 FORO TRAIANO 1A 1 GALLERIA GIOVANNI XXIII 1A 1 GALLERIA PRINCIPE AMEDEO SAVOIA AOSTA 1A 1 GIARDINO DEL QUIRINALE 1A 1 GIARDINO DOMENICO PERTICA 1A 1 GIARDINO FAMIGLIA DI CONSIGLIO 1A 1 GIARDINO GEN. RAFFAELE CADORNA 1A 1 GIARDINO PIETRO LOMBARDI 1A 1 GIARDINO UMBERTO IMPROTA 1A 1 LARGO ANGELICUM 1A 1 LARGO ARRIGO VII 1A 1 LARGO ASCIANGHI 1A 1 LARGO ASSEN PEIKOV 1A 1 LARGO BRUNO BALDINOTTI 1A 1 LARGO CARLO LAZZERINI 1A 1 LARGO CERVINIA 1A 1 LARGO CORRADO RICCI 1A 1 LARGO CRISTINA DI SVEZIA 1A 1 LARGO DEGLI ALICORNI 1A 1 LARGO DEI MUTILATI ED INVALIDI DI GUERRA 1A 1 LARGO DEL COLONNATO 1A 1 LARGO DELLA GANCIA 1A 1 LARGO DELLA POLVERIERA 1A 1 LARGO DELLA SALARA VECCHIA 1A 1 LARGO DELLA SANITA' MILITARE 1A 1 LARGO DELLA SOCIETA' GEOGRAFICA ITALIANA forse parco 1A 1 LARGO DELL'AMBA ARADAM 1A 1 LARGO DELLE TERME DI CARACALLA 1A 1 LARGO DELLE VITTIME DEL TERRORISMO 1A 1 LARGO DI PORTA CASTELLO 1A 1 LARGO DI PORTA S. PANCRAZIO 1A 1 LARGO DINO FRISULLO 1A 1 LARGO DON GIUSEPPE MOROSINI 1A 1 LARGO ENZO FIORITTO 1A 1 LARGO FILIPPO MINUTILLI 1A 1 LARGO GAETANA AGNESI 1A 1 LARGO GENERALE GONZAGA DEL VODICE 1A 1 LARGO GIOVANNI BATTISTA MARZI 1A 1 LARGO GIOVANNI CHIARINI 1A 1 LARGO GIOVANNI XXIII 1A 1 LARGO GIUSEPPE DI MONTEZEMOLO 1A 1 LARGO GUGLIELMO GATTI 1A 1 LARGO ILDEBRANDO GREGORI 1A 1 LARGO MANLIO GELSOMINI 1A 1 LARGO MARIA DOMENICA FUMASONI BIONDI 1A 1 LARGO MARIO DELL'ARCO 1A 1 LARGO PADRE PAOLO CARESANA 1A 1 LARGO PAUL HARRIS forse parco 1A 1 LARGO ROSARIO ANGELO LIVATINO 1A 1 LARGO S. GIOVANNI DE MATHA 1A 1 LARGO TRIONFALE 1A 1 LARGO UGO BARTOLOMEI 1A 1 LARGO VISCONTI VENOSTA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE AVENTINO 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE CASTELLO 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DEGLI ALBERTESCHI 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DEGLI ANGUILLARA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DEI MELLINI 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DEI PIERLEONI da via della greca al via del foro olitorio 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DELLA FARNESINA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DELLA VITTORIA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE DELLE ARMI 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE GIANICOLENSE 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE GUGLIELMO OBERDAN 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE IN SASSIA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE MARESCIALLO CADORNA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE MICHELANGELO 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE PRATI 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE RAFFAELLO SANZIO 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE RIPA 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE TESTACCIO 1A 1 LUNGOTEVERE VATICANO 1A 1 PARCO ADRIANO 1A 1 PARCO CESTIO 1A 1 PARCO DEGLI SCIPIONI 1A 1 PARCO DELLA RESISTENZA DELL'OTTO SETTEMB 1A 1 PARCO DELLA VITTORIA 1A 1 PARCO DELLO STADIO 1A 1 PARCO DI PORTA CAPENA 1A 1 PARCO DI S. ALESSIO 1A 1 PARCO EGERIO 1A 1 PARCO GIANICOLENSE 1A 1 PARCO SAVELLO 1A 1 PARCO TESTACCIO 1A 1 PARCO TRAIANO 1A 1 PASSEGGIATA DEL GIANICOLO 1A 1 PASSETTO DI S. GIOVANNI DECOLLATO 1A 1 PIAZZA ADRIANA 1A 1 PIAZZA ALBANIA 1A 1 PIAZZA ALBINA 1A 1 PIAZZA AMERICO CAPPONI 1A 1 PIAZZA ANTONINO CASCINO 1A 1 PIAZZA BAINSIZZA 1A 1 PIAZZA CASTELLANI 1A 1 PIAZZA CAVOUR 1A 1 PIAZZA CELIMONTANA 1A 1 PIAZZA COLA DI RIENZO 1A 1 PIAZZA D'ARACOELI 1A 1 PIAZZA DE' RENZI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEGLI ZINGARI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI CAVALIERI DI MALTA 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI MARTIRI DI BELFIORE 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI MERCANTI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI PONZIANI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI PRATI DEGLI STROZZI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI QUIRITI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI SERVILI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI SS. APOSTOLI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI SS. GIOVANNI E PAOLO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEI TRIBUNALI 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL CAMPIDOGLIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL CATALONE 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL COLOSSEO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL DRAGO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL FANTE 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL GESU' 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL GRILLO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL QUIRINALE 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL RISORGIMENTO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL SANT'UFFIZIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DEL TEMPIO DI DIANA 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA BOCCA DELLA VERITA' 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA CITTA' LEONINA 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA CONSOLAZIONE 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA GENSOLA 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA LIBERTA' 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA MADONNA DEI MONTI 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA MADONNA DI LORETO 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA PILOTTA 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA ROVERE 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA ROVERE 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA SCALA 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLA SUBURRA 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLE CINQUE GIORNATE 1A 1 PIAZZA DELLE VASCHETTE 1A 1 PIAZZA DELL'EMPORIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DELL'UNITA' 1A 1 PIAZZA DI PORTA CAPENA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI PORTA METRONIA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI PORTA PORTESE 1A 1 PIAZZA DI PORTA S. PAOLO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. ALESSIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. ANASTASIA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. ANSELMO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. APOLLONIA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. BALBINA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. BARTOLOMEO ALL'ISOLA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. CALISTO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. CECILIA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. CLEMENTE 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. COSIMATO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. EGIDIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. FRANCESCA ROMANA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. FRANCESCO DI PAOLA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. GIOVANNI DELLA MALVA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. GREGORIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. MARCO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. MARIA IN TRASTEVERE 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. MARIA LIBERATRICE 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. MARIA NOVA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. MARTINO AI MONTI 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. ONOFRIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. PIETRO IN MONTORIO 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. PIETRO IN VINCOLI 1A 1 PIAZZA DI S. RUFINA 1A 1 PIAZZA DI VENERE E ROMA 1A 1 PIAZZA FATEBENEFRATELLI 1A 1 PIAZZA FIORENZO FIORENTINI 1A 1 PIAZZA FRANCESCO MOROSINI 1A 1 PIAZZA GIAN LORENZO BERNINI 1A 1 PIAZZA GIOVANNI RANDACCIO 1A 1 PIAZZA GIOVINE ITALIA 1A 1 PIAZZA GIUDITTA TAVANI ARQUATI 1A 1 PIAZZA GIUNONE REGINA 1A 1 PIAZZA GIUSEPPE GIOACHINO BELLI 1A 1 PIAZZA GIUSEPPE MAZZINI 1A 1 PIAZZA IN PISCINULA 1A 1 PIAZZA ISIDE 1A 1 PIAZZA MASTAI 1A 1 PIAZZA MONTE GRAPPA 1A 1 PIAZZA NICOLOSO DA RECCO 1A 1 PIAZZA ORAZIO GIUSTINIANI 1A 1 PIAZZA PIA 1A 1 PIAZZA PIETRO D'ILLIRIA 1A 1 PIAZZA PIO XII 1A 1 PIAZZA REMURIA 1A 1 PIAZZA S. FRANCESCO D'ASSISI 1A 1 PIAZZA S. MARIA DELLE GRAZIE 1A 1 PIAZZA S. PRISCA 1A 1 PIAZZA SIDNEY SONNINO 1A 1 PIAZZA TESTACCIO 1A 1 PIAZZA TRILUSSA 1A 1 PIAZZA VENEZIA 1A 1 PIAZZA WALTER ROSSI 1A 1 PIAZZALE AMMIRAGLIO BERGAMINI 1A 1 PIAZZALE ANITA GARIBALDI 1A 1 PIAZZALE ARDEATINO 1A 1 PIAZZALE CAFFARELLI 1A 1 PIAZZALE CLODIO 1A 1 PIAZZALE DEGLI EROI 1A 1 PIAZZALE DEL FARO 1A 1 PIAZZALE DELLO STADIO OLIMPICO 1A 1 PIAZZALE GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI 1A 1 PIAZZALE MARESCIALLO GIARDINO 1A 1 PIAZZALE NUMA POMPILIO 1A 1 PIAZZALE UGO LA MALFA 1A 1 PIAZZALE WURTS 1A 1 PIAZZETTA DELL'ANFITEATRO 1A 1 PONTE CAVOUR 1A 1 PONTE CESTIO 1A 1 PONTE DEL RISORGIMENTO 1A 1 PONTE FABRICIO 1A 1 PONTE GARIBALDI 1A 1 PONTE GIACOMO MATTEOTTI 1A 1 PONTE GIUSEPPE MAZZINI 1A 1 PONTE PALATINO 1A 1 PONTE PIETRO NENNI 1A 1 PONTE PRINCIPE AMEDEO SAVOIA AOSTA 1A 1 PONTE REGINA MARGHERITA 1A 1 PONTE S. ANGELO 1A 1 PONTE SISTO 1A 1 PONTE SUBLICIO 1A 1 PONTE TESTACCIO 1A 1 PONTE UMBERTO I 1A 1 PONTE VITTORIO EMANUELE II 1A 1 PORTA ARDEATINA 1A 1 PORTA METRONIA 1A 1 PORTA S. PANCRAZIO 1A 1 PORTA S. SEBASTIANO 1A 1 PORTO DI RIPA GRANDE 1A 1 RAMPA CAFFARELLI 1A 1 RAMPA DEL SANGALLO 1A 1 RAMPA DELLA QUERCIA 1A 1 RAMPA DI MONTE AUREO 1A 1 RAMPA DI MONTE MARIO 1A 1 RAMPA HEINRICH DRESSEL 1A 1 SALITA DEI BORGIA 1A 1 SALITA DEL BOSCO PARRASIO 1A 1 SALITA DEL BUON PASTORE 1A 1 SALITA DEL GRILLO 1A 1 SALITA DELLA LUNGARA 1A 1 SALITA DI MONTECAVALLO 1A 1 SALITA DI S. GREGORIO 1A 1 SALITA DI S. ONOFRIO 1A 1 SALITA MONTE DE' COCCI 1A 1 SALITA SS. MICHELE E MAGNO 1A 1 SCALA DELL'ARCE CAPITOLINA 1A 1 SCALA DI PIAZZA ISIDE 1A 1 SCALA GIOVANNI IACOBUCCI 1A 1 SCALEA DEL TAMBURINO 1A 1 TRAFORO UMBERTO I 1A 1 VIA ACHILLE PAPA 1A 1 VIA AGOSTINO BERTANI 1A 1 VIA ALBERICO II 1A 1 VIA ALDO MANUZIO 1A 1 VIA ALESSANDRINA 1A 1 VIA ALESSANDRO FARNESE 1A 1 VIA ALESSANDRO VOLTA 1A 1 VIA ALFONSO CIACCONIO 1A 1 VIA ALVISE CADAMOSTO 1A 1 VIA AMBROGIO CONTARINI 1A 1 VIA AMERIGO VESPUCCI 1A 1 VIA ANASTASIO II 1A 1 VIA ANDREA BAFILE 1A 1 VIA ANDREA DORIA 1A 1 VIA ANDREA PALLADIO 1A 1 VIA ANGELO BROFFERIO 1A 1 VIA ANGELO EMO 1A 1 VIA ANGELO MASINA 1A 1 VIA ANGELO POLIZIANO 1A 1 VIA ANGELO TITTONI 1A 1 VIA ANICIA 1A 1 VIA ANNIA 1A 1 VIA ANNIA FAUSTINA 1A 1 VIA ANTONINA 1A 1 VIA ANTONINIANA 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO BAIAMONTI 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO CANAL 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO CANTORE 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO CECCHI 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO CHINOTTO 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO GENOVESI 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO LABRIOLA 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO MORDINI 1A 1 VIA ANTONIO VARISCO 1A 1 VIA AONIO PALEARIO 1A 1 VIA APPIA ANTICA 1A 1 VIA ASIAGO 1A 1 VIA ASINIO POLLIONE 1A 1 VIA ATTILIO REGOLO 1A 1 VIA AUGUSTO AUBRY 1A 1 VIA AUGUSTO JANDOLO 1A 1 VIA AUGUSTO RIBOTY 1A 1 VIA AVENTINA 1A 1 VIA BACCINA 1A 1 VIA BACCIO PONTELLI 1A 1 VIA BALDASSARRE PERUZZI 1A 1 VIA BARLETTA 1A 1 VIA BARTOLOMEO FILIPPERI 1A 1 VIA BARTOLOMEO GALLETTI 1A 1 VIA BARTOLOMEO PINELLI 1A 1 VIA BASSANO DEL GRAPPA 1A 1 VIA BENEDETTA 1A 1 VIA BENEDETTO PISTRUCCI 1A 1 VIA BENIAMINO FRANKLIN 1A 1 VIA BERNARDINO TELESIO 1A 1 VIA BERNARDINO VARISCO 1A 1 VIA BOEZIO 1A 1 VIA BRAMANTE 1A 1 VIA BRIGIDA POSTORINO 1A 1 VIA BU MELIANA 1A 1 VIA BUCCARI 1A 1 VIA BUCIMAZZA 1A 1 VIA CAIO CESTIO 1A 1 VIA CAIO MARIO 1A 1 VIA CALANDRELLI 1A 1 VIA CAMPO CARLEO 1A 1 VIA CANDIA 1A 1 VIA CAPO D'AFRICA 1A 1 VIA CAPOCCI 1A 1 VIA CAPOPRATI 1A 1 VIA CAPOSILE 1A 1 VIA CAPRARECCIA 1A 1 VIA CARDINALE MARMAGGI 1A 1 VIA CARDINALE MERRY DEL VAL 1A 1 VIA CARLO ALBERTO DALLA CHIESA 1A 1 VIA CARLO ALBERTO RACCHIA 1A 1 VIA CARLO BOTTA 1A 1 VIA CARLO EDERLE 1A 1 VIA CARLO GRABAU 1A 1 VIA CARLO MADERNO 1A 1 VIA CARLO MARATTA 1A 1 VIA CARLO MIRABELLO 1A 1 VIA CARLO MONTANARI 1A 1 VIA CARLO PASSAGLIA 1A 1 VIA CARLO POMA 1A 1 VIA CARLO TAVOLACCI 1A 1 VIA CASSIODORO 1A 1 VIA CASTELGOMBERTO 1A 1 VIA CATONE 1A 1 VIA CATULLO 1A 1 VIA CAVOUR da piazza dell'Esquilino a L.go Corrado Ricci 1A 1 VIA CELIMONTANA 1A 1 VIA CELIO VIBENNA 1A 1 VIA CELSA 1A 1 VIA CESARE BALBO da via A.
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    ROME HOTEL EDEN Two day itinerary: Teenagers With strong historical and cultural appeal, it isn’t difficult to find activities to entertain and educate the whole family in Rome. While travelling with teenagers can have its challenges, the key to a fantastic trip lies in a little imagination and a lot of creative planning. Visit these popular places for teenagers with this two-day travel guide to Rome. Day One Start the day with a 15-minute drive to Castel Sant’Angelo, crossing over the River Tiber. CASTEL SANT’ANGELO T: 006 32810 | Lungotevere Castello 50, 00193 Rome An unmissable attraction for history buffs, Castel Sant’Angelo is more than just a castle. The ancient Roman fortress is home to Hadrian’s tomb, built by the 2nd century emperor himself. Starting at the tomb, young adventurers can explore the castle and discover the National Museum of Castel Sant’Angelo with its collections of antique weapons, pottery and art. Next, take a leisurely 10-minute walk to St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. ST PETER’S BASILICA T: 006 6988 3229 | Piazza San Pietro, Vatican City, 00120 Instantly recognisable by its enormous domed roof, St Peter’s Basilica is among the most famous sights in Rome. Treat teenagers to an alternative view by climbing to the top of the dome. From the roof level of the basilica, it’s over 500 steps to the top of the dome, but it’s worth the effort for incredible panoramic views of the Eternal City. To reach Pizzarium, take either a 10-minute drive or a 20-minute walk.
  • The Streets of Rome Walking Through the Streets of the Capital

    The Streets of Rome Walking Through the Streets of the Capital

    Comune di Roma Tourism The streets of Rome Walking through the streets of the capital via dei coronari via giulia via condotti via sistina via del babuino via del portico d’ottavia via dei giubbonari via di campo marzio via dei cestari via dei falegnami/via dei delfini via di monserrato via del governo vecchio via margutta VIA DEI CORONARI as the first thoroughfare to be opened The road, whose fifteenth century charac- W in the medieval city by Pope Sixtus IV teristics have more or less been preserved, as part of preparations for the Great Jubi- passed through two areas adjoining the neigh- lee of 1475, built in order to ensure there bourhood: the “Scortecchiara”, where the was a direct link between the “Ponte” dis- tanners’ premises were to be found, and the trict and the Vatican. The building of the Imago pontis, so called as it included a well- road fell in with Sixtus’ broader plans to known sacred building. The area’s layout, transform the city so as to improve the completed between the fifteenth and six- streets linking the centre concentrated on teenth centuries, and its by now well-es- the Tiber’s left bank, meaning the old Camp tablished link to the city centre as home for Marzio (Campus Martius), with the northern some of its more prominent residents, many regions which had risen up on the other bank, of whose buildings with their painted and es- starting with St. Peter’s Basilica, the idea pecially designed facades look onto the road. being to channel the massive flow of pilgrims The path snaking between the charming and towards Ponte Sant’Angelo, the only ap- shady buildings of via dei Coronari, where proach to the Vatican at that time.
  • Curriculum Vitae Europass

    Curriculum Vitae Europass

    Curriculum Vitae Europass Informazioni personali Nome / Cognome ELEONORA SCETTI Telefono ufficio 06.67103856, cell. 339.7838558 E-mail [email protected] Cittadinanza italiana Sesso femminile Esperienza professionale (Presso ROMA CAPITALE) Lavoro o posizione ricoperti - ARCHITETTO, CON POSIZIONE DI RESPONSABILITA’ IN AMBITO ORGANIZZATIVO DI Posizione attuale COMPLESSITA’ ELEVATA, categoria D, p.e. D6O, in servizio presso la Sovrintendenza di Roma Capitale, Direzione Interventi su Edilizia Monumentale, assunta a tempo indeterminato (Contratto di lavoro n. 80 del 16.01.2006). Ruoli ricoperti nella posizione Date Dal 01 giugno 2017 ad oggi Ruolo ricoperto - RESPONSABILE DELL’UFFICIO “Appalti per i beni archeologici, architettonici e monumentali del Suburbio di Roma”, con incarico di alta responsabilita’ ex art. 19 CCDI – Direzione Tecnico Territoriale – Sovrintendenza Capitolina (O.S. n. 60, prot. N. 14695 del 6.06.2017) Dal 01 giugno 2012 al 31 maggio 2017 Date Ruolo ricoperto - TITOLARE DELLA POSIZIONE ORGANIZZATIVA di TIPO “A” con elevata Responsabilità organizzativa/gestionale per il “Coordinamento degli appalti di restauro dei monumenti archeologici, medievali e moderni del Suburbio” della U.O. Monumenti di Roma – Direzione Tecnico Territoriale - Sovrintendenza Capitolina (D. D. Rep. n. S.C. 505 del 31.05.2012) Date Dal 01 agosto 2011 Ruolo ricoperto - RESPONSABIILE DEL PROCESSO ORGANIZZATIVO - UFFICIO DI COORDINAMENTO “Gestione appalti e contabilità” E UFFICIO “Architettura Moderna e contemporanea, incarico di alta responsabilita’ ex art. 19 CCDI vigente – U.O. Tecnica di progettazione, Direzione Tecnico Territoriale – Sovrintendenza Capitolina (O.S. n.125, prot. N. 20051 del 20.09.2011) Date Dal 14 aprile 20 08 al 28 luglio 2011 Ruolo ricoperto - TITOLARE DELLA POSIZIONE ORGANIZZATIVA di TIPO “A” con elevata Responsabilità organizzativa/gestionale per il “Coordinamento, gestione tecnico amministrativa e progettazione degli interventi strategici riguardanti i monumenti medievali e moderni” della U.O.
  • The Original Documents Are Located in Box 16, Folder “6/3/75 - Rome” of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R

    The Original Documents Are Located in Box 16, Folder “6/3/75 - Rome” of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R

    The original documents are located in Box 16, folder “6/3/75 - Rome” of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald R. Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 16 of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library 792 F TO C TATE WA HOC 1233 1 °"'I:::: N ,, I 0 II N ' I . ... ROME 7 480 PA S Ml TE HOUSE l'O, MS • · !? ENFELD E. • lt6~2: AO • E ~4SSIFY 11111~ TA, : ~ IP CFO D, GERALD R~) SJ 1 C I P E 10 NTIA~ VISIT REF& BRU SE 4532 UI INAl.E PAL.ACE U I A PA' ACE, TME FFtCIA~ RESIDENCE OF THE PR!S%D~NT !TA y, T ND 0 1 TH HIGHEST OF THE SEVEN HtL.~S OF ~OME, A CTENT OMA TtM , TH TEMPLES OF QUIRl US AND TME s E E ~oc T 0 ON THIS SITE. I THE CE TER OF THE PR!SENT QU?RINA~ IAZZA OR QUARE A~E ROMAN STATUES OF C~STOR ....
  • DIE STADT ROM Zu ENDE DER RENAISSANCE

    DIE STADT ROM Zu ENDE DER RENAISSANCE

    LU q u> 'S \ //•^ ^ DIE STADT ROM zu ENDE DER RENAISSANCE r^?-*'-^^- Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2009 witii funding from University of Toronto http://www.archive.org/details/diestadtromzuendOOpast fm DIE STADT ROM ZU ENDE DER RENAISSANCE VON LUDWIG VON PASTOR ERSTE BIS DRITTE AUFLAGE MIT 102 ABBILDUNGEN UND EINEM PLAN FREIBURG IM BREISGAU 1916 HERDERSCHE VERL AGS H A N D L U NG BERLIN, KARLSRUHE, MÜNCHEN, STRASSBLRG. U lEN, LONDON UND ST LOUIS. MO. Alle Rechte vorbehalten Buchdruckerei der Herd ersehen Verlagshandlung in Freiburg i. Br. IHRER KAISERLICHEN UND KÖNIGLICHEN HOHEIT DER DURCHLAUCHTIGSTEN FRAU ERZHERZOGIN ZITA VON ÖSTERREICH-ESTE KÖNIGE. PRINZESSIN VON PARMA UNTERTANIGST GEWIDMET VOM VERFASSER Vorwort. Tn dem 1913 erschienenen sechsten Bande meiner < Geschichte der Päpste» habe ich versucht, auf Grund von zeitgenössischen Berichten, Zeichnungen und Stichen ein Bild der Stadt Rom gegen Ende der Renaissance zu entwerfen. Der Gedanke hierzu entstand angesichts der Umwandhmg, welche nach 1870 für die ewige Stadt anbrach und die noch fortdauert. Leider ist hierbei, wie noch jüngst Werner W'eisbach in den «Preußischen Jahr- büchern» betonte, Rom das Schlimmste widerfahren, was unter den neuen Verhältnissen geschehen konnte, indem es dem Prinzip des «laisser aller» ausgeliefert wurde und «die Greuel kapita- listischen Gründerfiebers über sich ergehen lassen mußte. \'er- gebens erhob Hermann Grimm in seinem Aufsatze: «Die Ver- nichtung Roms», über die Verunstaltung des Stadtbildes und das rücksichtslose Abreil^^en denkwürdiger l^auten bittere und heftige Klagen, denen sich auch Gregorovius und Franz Xaver Kraus anschlössen. Vieles Wertvolle und Herrliche ist bereits unwiderruflich zerstört, und ein Ende dieses \"orgehens ist noch gar nicht abzusehen.