Pwt 22 2016 the lays days of papal roma hd

PWT 22-2016 CONTENTS :

Different Images of The Papal Rome, 1860 IIIThe Medieval Gates of The Papal Rome 1-5Along the Tiber 6-10

WEEKLY TRANSMISSION N°22 THURSDAY 2ND JUNE 2016

CHANGING PLACES: THE LAST DAYS OF THE PAPAL ROME

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The physical descriptions, attributions, origins, and printing datesof the books and photographs have been carefully ascertained by collations

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N°22 : Excursions romaines

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Weekly Transmission 22 III Thursday 2 June 2016 .

Images of a rarely seen Ghost City, from the documentation of Prof. Bernhard Brandt

The Papal States were territories in the Italian Peninsula under the sovereign direct rule of thepope, from the 8th century until 1870. They were among the major states of Italy from roughlythe 8th century until the Italian Peninsula was unified in 1861 by the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia. In March 1861, the first Italian parliament, which met in Turin, declared Rome thecapital of the new Kingdom. However, the Italian government could not take possession ofthe city because a French garnison in Rome protected Pope Pius IX. The city was captured onSeptember 20, 1870. Rome and what was left of the Papal States were annexed to the Kingdomof Italy as a result of a plebiscite the following October, definite end of the Papal States.

Weekly Transmission 22 1 Thursday 2 June 2016 .

Porta del Popolo was built by Pope Sixtus IV for the Jubilee Year 1475

UNIDENTIFIED PHOTOGRAPHER, A Tour in Papal Rome, 1860s. One hundred and twenty(120) albumen prints, half-stereos, 87x83 mm, mounted with vintage captions in English andRussian language, ink and pencil, Roman numbers and cyrillic initials on several rectos, ink.The Urbs’ monuments and streets are familiar to 19th century photographs collectors but theshooting angles are unusual. 1.800 euros


Porta Tiburtina, also called Porta San Lorenzo, Capo de Bove and Porta Taurina.


Porta Maggiore, built in 52 AD by the emperor Claudius long before the walls


Porta Pia was designed by Michelangelo. Construction began in 1561


Porta San Sebastiano, also Porta Appia, Porta Accia, Porta Domine quo vadis


San Sebastian Gate when arriving from the Pontine Marshes


The Tiber Banks


Ponte Rotto, formerly Pons Aemilius, Ponte lapideo, Ponte Maggiore, build 179 BC, theoldest stone bridge. In 1853, Pope Pius IX had the remnants of the bridge connected tothe mainland via an iron footbridge, but the heavy metal weakened the structural integrityof the stone.[2][7] The remaining half was demolished in 1887.


Ponte Sisto, built between 1473 and 1479, using the foundations of a prior Roman bridge,the Pons Aurelius, Pons Antoninus, Pons Antonini in Arenula, partially destroyed in 772,at the time the Lombard king Desiderius took Rome.


Ponte Sant'Angelo, Aelian Bridge or Pons Aelius, the Bridge of Hadrian, was completedin 134 AD by Roman Emperor Hadrian. In middle age it was the only one to get to SaintPeter, hence called bridge of Saint Peter. The modern name is explained by a legend thatan angel appeared on the roof of the castle to announce the end of the plague. In 1535,Pope Clement VII allocated the toll income to erecting the statues of the apostles.


Zouaves crossing Sant’Angelo Bridge. For centuries after the 16th century, the bridge wasused to expose the bodies of the executed in the nearby Piazza di Ponte, at the left bridgehead. Bernini's program called for ten angels holding instruments of the Passion...


Castel Sant’ Angelo from the outside of Porta Angelica. Here took place, on April 30, 1849,the first attack against the Roman Republic launched by the French troops led by GeneralCharles Oudinot and fought against by the defenders on the orders of Giuseppe Garibaldi.


Unusual view of the Forum, Arch of Titus on the left.


Agriculture not far from the Capitol Hill.


The Forum before the Capitol Hill


Elegant Stairs of the Capitol Hill


Piazza Barbarini, long before the construction of Stazione Termini


The Milizia Medieval Tower


The Milizia Medieval Tower


The Ghetto


Piazza Navona


The Pincio



Protestant cmentery, near the Pyramide


Villa Albani


Esope Statue, Villa Albani

Number Twenty-Second, Second Season, of the Weekly Transmission has been uploaded on Thursday 2nd June 2016 at 15:15 (Paris time).

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