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	Theater of Marcellus, Rome
		The Romans had seen in Greece how theaters with a semicircular auditorium could be built against the slope of a hill, thus avoiding the necessity of a costly building operation to provide support for the tiers of seating, and the same technique could well have been applied in Rome, which had plenty of hills.
		The restoration of the theater, begun in 1989, is expected to continue into the mid-1990s.
		Teatro di Marcello seen through Portice di Ottavia in Rome.
	www.planetware.com /rome/theater-of-marcellus-i-la-rtm.htm (294 words)

	SchoolBag.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Terme Di Diocleziano (Baths of Diocletian) were constructed in the 4th century and were the largest of the ancient Roman baths.
		Opera is performed at the Teatro dell'Opera during the November-June season and in the open air at the Baths of Caracalla during the summer.
		Teatro Argentina (06-6880-4601) is one of Rome's best known theaters with a resident company which performs the classics.
	www.schoolbag.com /guides/10962-2.html (5883 words)

	dotPhoto - View Album - Roma - March, 2004
		Arco di Constantion To commemorate Constantine’s victory over Maxentius at Ponte Milvio in 315 A.D. Area Sacra Remains of four temples dating back to the Republic, 4th and 3rd centuries B.C. Basilica di Massenzio Roman basilica, for the administration of justice and business dealings.
		Foro di Cesare The first of the Imperial Forums, built to commemorate the victory of Pharsalia in 48 B.C. Foro Romano Center of the public life of Ancient Rome.
		Teatro di Marcello Roman theatre dedicated by Augustus to is nephew Marcellus, (1st century B.C.), Terme di Caracalla Roman baths, begun by Septimius Severus in 206 A.D and inaugurated by his son Antoninus Carcalla in 217.
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	Sovraintendenza ai Beni Culturali di Roma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It was dedicated to Marcello in 13 or 11 BC, the grandson in the line of succession to the Emperor, who died at Baia in 27 BC.
		The lower section, corresponding to the Roman structures, was purchased by the Comune di Roma in the thirties.
		The Teatro di Marcello was an impressive construction with a diameter of 130 m.
	www.romabeniculturali.it /english/1471/1597/1758/1777/scheda.asp (623 words)

	Joseph Connors and Louise Rice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The parish priest is limited to attending the dying, giving out Easter Communion, and collecting the bigliettini which prove that the parishoners have done their Easter duty.
		As a tangible symbol of the union Charles Le Brun was elected principe of the Roman academy in 1676.
		The upper order of the Teatro di Marcello was taller than the lower because it would naturally appear less tall to the viewer on the ground.
	www.columbia.edu /~jc65/specchio/SPECCHIO.INT.htm (11423 words)

	Italy Travel Notes (2001)
		Despite their being much more complete than most of the structures we were about to see, their air of ruined glory was accentuated by the long grass, broken sidewalks and gravel paths, and windblown trash that surrounded them.
		Moving up the Via del Teatro di Marcello in full sun, we saw the impressive arcading of the structure which gave the street its name, having survived by being incorporated into a medieval palazzo.
		From there it was downhill on the Via del Teatro di Marcello; we crossed over just after the Teatro and took the Ponte Fabriccio onto the Isola Tiberina (the kids didn't realize it was an island at first), on which an outdoor cinema had been set up.
	www.cs.uwaterloo.ca /~plragde/travel/italy2001/8.html (1870 words)

	Other Rome Attractions and Miscellaneous Information
		Their name comes from the fact that the Spanish Embassy to the Vatican was on the Piazza di Spagna (opposite the American Express office building), though they were built in 1723 using French funds.
		When he died in 117 AD, the ashes of both he and his wife, Plotina, were placed in a golden urn and embedded in the Column's hollow base.
		Behind the cemetery is Testaccio di Monti (which is the artificial hill made of earthenware discarded there over the centuries).
	www.stuardtclarkesrome.com /other.htm (4974 words)

	Rome Features \| Fodor's Online Travel Guide
		Today, this leads into the Via di Monte Tarpeo, which will take you to the top and the complex of museums and palazzi that comprise Michelangelo's glorious Campidoglio; if that street is closed, exit by the Via del Foro Romano entrance to the Forum and wind your way over.
		If you keep moving, you should be able to do the museums and the basilica by lunch time; a tour of the Vatican gardens or a climb up to the church's dome will require more stamina.
		Head up north along the embankment of the Tiber River past the Theater of Marcellus to Via di Portico d'Ottavia, the heart of the old Jewish Ghetto, where the streets are particularly time-burnished (catch pretty Renaissance-era Piazza Mattei one block north).
	www.fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=rome@130&cur_section=fea&feature=30005 (1819 words)

	Teatro di Marcello (Theatre of Marcellus) \| Rome archaeological sites
		The Teatro di Marcello, or Theatre of Marcellus, is a structure which illustrates the last two thousand years of Roman history.
		Today when you look at the Teatro di Marcello, you can see the high arches of the ancient theatre, medieval fortified walls and the more elegant additions of Baldassare Peruzzi, who undertook the conversion to a Renaissance palazzo.
		The theatre is on Via del Teatro di Marcello, downhill from the Capitol, on the way to the Mouth of Truth.
	www.italyheaven.co.uk /rome/teatrodimarcello.html (351 words)

	Roman Holiday
		Our shared antipasto - ricotta di buffala calda con verdure grigliate was excellent, as was the crespelle gratinate ripiene con zucca, salsiccia e ricotta di pecora (for Steve) and tartare di salmone e spugola con le sue guarnizione e crostini (for Susan).
		On the way we encountered the ruins of the Teatro di Marcello which was fascinating for a number of reasons; according to the Green Guide to Rome, its design served as the inspiration for the Colisseum, although it only held 15,000 people.
		From the Piazza di Spagna, we generally moved west and south, eventually arriving at the huge Piazza Navona, which is lovely.
	travel.knowmark.ca /RomanHoliday.html (2125 words)

	Rome Music Opera Ballet \| Guide \|
		Fifteen rendez-vous with the International Chamber Ensemble, the celebrated Roman ensemble which was created by Maestro Carotenuto and boasts of 25 years of activity and concerts throughout the world.
		Teatro Romano di Ostia Antica, Viale dei Romagnoli, 717 - Ostia Antica (Roma)
		Accademia Tedesca di Villa Massimo, Largo di Villa Massimo, 1-2.
	www.hoteljulia.it /rome_music_opera_ballet_july.htm (1042 words)

	The Colgate Scene - September 1997 - An Italian Travelogue
		My hotel, Teatro di Pompeo, was on Largo del Pallaro, barely a five-minute walk from school.
		Note the church Sant’ Angelo in Pescharia built inside the columns; Fontana delle Tartarughe in the Piazza Mattei; and the rear of Teatro di Marcello, with expensive modern coops built into upper stories visible from the front facing the Tiber.
		Stay at Teatro di Pompeo, and, depending on when you return, visit some convenient places you missed the first time.
	www4.colgate.edu /scene/sept1997/italy.html (2743 words)

	Take Off Italy!
		The rivers are the Danube, the Ganges, the Rio di la Plata and the Nile — they represented the four corners of the earth.
		The Tempio di Vesta (temple of the Vestal Virgins) is near the Casa delle Vestali (house of the Vestal Virgins).
		If the flame in the temple went out, the virgin in charge of the flame would be beaten to death (a question: wouldn’t she bleed if she were beaten?).
	takeoffitaly.com /lazio.rome_sights.html (3921 words)

	Italian Travel Team - Rome Theaters
		The Roman theatre, differing from Greek one, was built completely over ground and the weight of the tiers of seats was supported by wallsof which the arch constituted the fundamental element, both functional and esthetic.
		Two admirable examples are still in Rome: the Teatro di Marcellus and the Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseum, built by the Emperor Vespasiano.
		The Roman theatre, not depending on the inclination of the land, to support the tiers, was an autonomous construction, and so could be placed inside the city usually constituting one of the principal centres of attraction.
	www.italiantravelteam.com /Rome_Theaters.asp (359 words)

	Today's events - 20050622 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It seems peds have a right of way once they get into about the middle of the crosswalk, but the edges are quite perilous.
		Our bus left us off at the Teatro di Marcello, which we had assumed would be a modern theater house.
		It was not a day for spending in museums, so we continued through the area and down into the area of the Imperial Forums, a flashier version of the Roman Forum begun by Julius Caesar when the Roman Forum was getting overcrowded.
	home.earthlink.net /~alicehand/europe2005/0622.html (991 words)

	The Pontifical North American College - Station Church Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The church was intended to belong to Hans Urs Cardinal von Balthasar, who elevation to the College of Cardinals was announced in 1988 but who died before the public consistory of that year and therefore did not take possession of it.
		Location: On the Via del Teatro di Marcello, just south of the old theater.
		Then proceed down the incline to the Via di Teatro di Marcello; the church is on the left corner.
	www.pnac.org /station_churches/church_days/wk4sat.htm (537 words)

	Paris For Free - A traveler's guide to free
		Peek through this keyhole, and you see a garden path that ends with bushes perfectly framing the dome of St. Peter's in the distance.
		The gateway, incidentally, is to the gardens of the Knights of Malta (I Cavalieri di Malta), who are actually called the Knights of St. John Hospitaler, one of the last surviving orders of knights left over from the Crusades.
		Stop the Aventine Hill at Piazza Cavalieri di Malta in Via di S. Sabina.
	www.reidsguides.com /eff_rome_af.html (1310 words)

	Slow Travel Italy - Accessible Rome, Capitoline Museums. Mouth of Truth, Circus Maximus
		Included is the statue of the Dying Gaul; perhaps one of the greatest pieces of art in the world.
		Instead, return up the Via Della Teatro Marcello and cross into the Ghetto through the Porta Octavia to return to the center.
		At the bottom of the Campodoglio Hill on the Via del Teatro Di Marcello is the Theater of Marcellus (Teatro Di Marcello).
	www.slowtrav.com /italy/accessible/rome/capitoline.htm (1350 words)

	Marcello Bacciarelli ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Luigi Rossini, Avanzi del Teatro di Marcello (Ruins of the Theater of Marcellus), 1821
		Marcello Bacciarelli - malarze.com -- Sztuka Polska -- Malarstwo Polskie -- Polish Art -- Polish Painting
		Marcello Bacciarelli - Prussian Tribute - malarze.com -- Polish Art -- Polish Painting -- Sztuka Polska -- Malarstwo...
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	bloch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The project FORTVNA of C. Häuber and F. Schütz of the University of Bonn
		The project Roma del '700 of Prof P. Micalizzi of The Università degli Studi di Roma III
		The project "Carta Geologica di Roma" of Prof R. Funiciello
	www.apaclassics.org /AnnualMeeting/01mtg/abstracts/LAROCCA.HTML (350 words)

	Rome Concert Venues - where to hear live music in Rome
		The Rome rose gardens are open daily for visitors and are also used for special events and concerts in the evening.
		During the summer the concerts are held at Teatro di Marcello and Villa Torlonia.
		Special events such as concerts are held in the park, usually at Piazza di Siena.
	www.whatsoninrome.com /v-Concerts.php (1689 words)

	Rione Sant' Angelo
		However, the XVIIIth century tablets which mark the borders of the Rione show a nobler symbol, an angel with a sword and a balance, which while being a visual translation of the name of the rione, would have been more appropriate for identifying Rione Borgo or Rione Ponte, both dominated by massive Castel Sant'Angelo.
		Of its ancient past Rione Sant'Angelo retains Teatro di Marcello and Portico d'Ottavia; Via delle Botteghe Oscure at the northern edge of the rione marks one side of Circus Flaminius.
		Columns and reliefs can be seen in many buildings (Casa di Lorenzo Manilio, Tor Margana, Palazzo Patrizi, etc..).
	www.romeartlover.it /Risangel.html (473 words)

	Rome Activities & Activity Guide \| iExplore.com
		Some of the most atmospheric summer venues are the Baths of Caracalla, the Teatro di Marcello, the Fori Imperiali and the Terrazza del Pincio.
		Also worth mentioning is the recently reopened Teatro Palladium, Piazza Bartolomeo Romano 8 (tel: (06) 5706 7761; website: www.teatro-palladium.it) which is attached to the Rome’s third university (known simply as ‘Roma 3’) and offers a very interesting range of readings, films, dance and theater events.
		Dance: The Rome Opera Ballet performs at the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, Via Beniamino Gigli (tel: (06) 481 601; website: www.operaroma.it), where the regular diet of classical ballet is enriched with guest performances of internationally renowned dancers.
	www.iexplore.com /cityguides/Italy/Rome/Activities (2338 words)

	Rome Concert: Nights At Marcellus Theatre Classical Concerts in Rome Concerts Events Ticke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		“Notti Romane al Teatro di Marcello” (Roman Nights at the Teatro di Marcello) — this is the motto for the classical concerts that take place every evening during the summer 2005 from Juny 8th until October 1st.
		See the Teatro di Marcello glow in the wonderful light of the evening and let the classical music and the unique atmosphere enchant you.
		The fee of 2,60 Euros for the entrance in the Area Archeologica del Teatro di Marcello is included in the ticket price.
	www.classictic.com /?location=concerts&cid=10085&ev_id=16340&sid= (390 words)

	Latin Gallery - Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Theater of Marcellus is located on the pedestrian street Via del Teatro di Marcello in the Campus Martius.
		It was planned by Julius Caesar, but was not completed by the time of his death.
		Augustus oversaw its completion and named it after Marcellus, his nephew (and appointed heir) who died in 23 BC.
	www.dl.ket.org /latin/gallery/ecce/ch22-24/theater-marcellus.htm (91 words)

	Rome Entertainment Overview
		Rome has learned to make the most of its spectacular cityscape, transforming its most beautiful places into settings for performances of the arts, either outdoors in the summer or in splendid palaces and churches in the winter.
		Often the venue steals the show, as in the concerts at the Teatro di Marcello, Terme di Caracalla, or Palazzo Doria.
		Music is what Rome does best to entertain people until the wee hours, whether it be opera or jazz or disco.
	www.nytimes.com /fodors/fdrs_130_nigh_over.html (321 words)

	Rome and Florence... - Club Stogie Cigar Discussion Forum
		Say you would like "vino locale," or "vino di questa regione." The Italians are proud of their food and wine (as well they should be) and each region has it's own specialties.
		Next, I would say go to the Piazza di Spagna (in Rome) and sit on the "Spanish Steps" with a cold drink or a gelato.
		Most weekends there are concerts; Teatro Comunale and Teatro della Pergola are the main venues.
	www.clubstogie.com /vb/showthread.php?p=336324#post336324 (1282 words)

	Rome Photos Piazza Venezia
		In the centre of the piazza you will see a copy of a Marcus Aurelius statue (the original can be found at the Palazzo Nuovo).
		This is the Via del Teatro di Marcello, seen from the Vittoriano.
		Another photo of the Teatro di Marcello, this time seen from the former Jewish Ghetto at Via del Portico.
	www.zanzig.com /travel/rome-piazza-venezia2.htm (231 words)

	Giovanni Piranesi
		The large scale Vedute di Roma is one of the best known and most extensive series, and the one that established Piranesi's reputation.
		"Veduta del Tempio ottangolare di Minerva Medica." [The So-called Temple of Minerva Medica.] Hind: 74, iv.
		"Teatro di Marcello." [Theatre of Marcellus.] Hind: 33, vii.
	www.philaprintshop.com /piranesi.html (517 words)

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		In his work Maestosi speaks of dreams and memories, stories in which the line between reality and fiction is blurred, in which it is possible to admire the mustard colour of desert sand, the red dusks and the stars of the African skies.
		A series of creations, among which paintings, drawings, prints, manuscripts, maps, aerial (and other) photographs and geological finds will be on show at the Vittoriano museum and will enable visitors to examine how landscape representation has evolved from the 16th century to today.
		The Cavea of the Auditorium houses this show, in which four extraordinary artists, symbols of different cultures and musical traditions, sing the history and emotions of their own lands.
	www.romaturismo.it /eventi/en/inprimopiano/newsletter/newsletter_en.html (5777 words)

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