The third chapel on the right contains an Assumption of the Virgin, another work of _Daniele da Volterra_. The fifth chapel is adorned with frescoes of his school. The sixth has frescoes of the school of _Perugino_. The frescoes in the right transept are by _F. Zuccaro_ and _Pierino del Vaga_; in that of the Procession of St. Gregory the mausoleum of Hadrian is represented as it appeared in the time of Leo X. The adjoining _Convent of the Sacré Cœur_ is much frequented as a place of education. The nuns are all persons of rank. When a lady takes the veil, her nearest relations inherit her property, except about 1000_l._, which goes to the convent. The nuns are allowed to retain no personal property, but if they wish still to have the use of their books, they give them to the convent library. They receive visitors every afternoon, and quantities of people go to them from curiosity, on the plea of seeking advice. From the Trinità the two popular streets--Sistina and Gregoriana--branch off; the former leading in a direct line (though the name changes) to Sta. Maria Maggiore, and thence to St. John Lateran and Sta. Croce in Gerusalemme. The house adjoining the Trinità was that of Nicholas Poussin; that at the angle of the two streets, called the _Tempietto_, was once inhabited by Claude Lorraine. The adjoining house (64 Sistina)--formerly known as Palazzo della Regina di Polonia, from Maria Casimira, Queen of Poland, who resided there for some years--was inhabited by the Zuccari family, and has paintings on the ground-floor by _Federigo Zuccaro_. One of the rooms on the first-floor was adorned with frescoes by modern German artists at the expense of the Prussian consul Bartholdy, viz.:-- The Selling of Joseph: _Overbeck._ Joseph and Potiphar's Wife: _Veit._ Meeting of Joseph and his Brethren: _Cornelius._ The Seven Lean Years: _Overbeck._ Joseph interprets the Dreams in Prison: _Schadow._ The Brethren bring Joseph's Coat to Jacob: _Schadow._ Joseph interprets the Dreams of Pharaoh: _Cornelius._ The Seven Plentiful Years: _Veit._ * * * * * On the left of the Piazza del Popolo, the _Via Babuino_ branches off, deriving its name from the mutilated figure on a fountain halfway down. On the right is the Greek _Church of S. Atanasio_, attached to a college founded by Gregory XIII. in 1580. "To-day, the feast of the Epiphany, I have witnessed mass according to the Greek rite. The ceremonies appear to be more stately, more severe, more significant, and at the same time more popular, than those of the Latin rite."--_Goethe, Romische Briefe._ Behind this street is the _Via Margutta_, almost entirely inhabited by artists and sculptors.