In the wood in front of S. Gregorio, on the right going towards the Arch of Constantine, is the new City Museum, containing many objects of high historical interest arranged in chronological order. FOOTNOTES: [15] The inscriptions are translated and placed on the page to show their relative positions on the frescoes. [16] See page 282. RAMBLE V. THE PINCIO -- THE FRENCH ACADEMY -- CHURCH OF TRINITA DEI MONTI -- VIA SISTINA -- PIAZZA BARBERINI -- BARBERINI GALLERY -- MONTE CAVALLO -- THE QUIRINAL PALACE -- THE ROSPIGLIOSI PALACE -- COLONNA GARDENS -- CAPITOLIUM VETUS -- TORRE DELLE MILIZIE -- VIA MAGNANAPOLI -- S. AGATA -- S. LORENZO IN PANE E PERNA -- THE HOUSE OF PUDENS, THE BATHS OF NOVATUS, AND THE CHURCH OF S. PUDENZIANA -- SCENE OF TULLIA'S IMPIETY -- BASILICA OF S. MARIA MAGGIORE -- CHURCH OF S. MARTINO -- SETTE SALE -- THE AUDITORIUM AND GARDENS OF MÆCENAS -- ARCH OF GALLIENUS -- S. ANTONIO -- NYMPHÆUM OF ALEXANDER SEVERUS -- TOMBS OF MÆCENAS AND HORACE -- BATHS OF GALLIENUS -- S. BIBIANA -- THE AGGER OF SERVIUS TULLIUS -- THE PRÆTORIAN CAMP -- TEMPLE OF FORTUNA PRIMIGENIA -- PIAZZA DI TERMINI -- BATHS OF DIOCLETIAN, AND CHURCH OF S. MARIA DEGLI ANGELI -- VIA NAZIONALE -- S. PAUL'S WITHIN THE WALLS -- FELICE FOUNTAIN -- THE NEW MINISTRY OF FINANCE -- FLAVIAN TEMPLE -- THE UNFAITHFUL VESTAL'S TOMB -- SALLUST'S VILLA -- VILLA LUDOVISI -- CHURCH AND CEMETERY OF THE CAPPUCCINI -- TABLE OF EGYPTIAN OBELISKS IN ROME. ON THE HILLS, EAST. THE PINCIO.