...Metella. The Corsi had fortified the Capitol. If the churches were not spared, it is certain the pagan monuments would be protected by no imagined sanctity,...Corsi family had occupied the Basilica of St. Paul 2, without the walls, and that the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope 3. When, in the eleventh...

...Metella. The Corsi had fortified the Capitol. If the churches were not spared, it is certain the pagan monuments would be protected by no imagined sanctity,...the Corsi family had occupied the Basilica of St. Paul2, without the walls, and that the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope3. When, in the...

...Metella. The Corsi had fortified the Capitol. If the churches were not spared, it is certain the pagan monu.ments would be protected by no imagined sanctity,...the Corsi family had occupied the Basilica of St. Paul2, without the walls, and that the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope3. When, in the...

...Metella. The Corsi had fortified the Capitol. If the churches were not spared, it is certain the pagan monuments would be protected by no imagined sanctity,...the Corsi family had occupied the Basilica of St. Paul2, without the walls, and that the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope3. When, in the...

...by no imagined sanctity, and we find that the Corsi family had occupied the Basilica of St. Paul,J without the walls, and that the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope.§ When, in the eleventh century, the quarrels between the Church and the Empire had embroiled the whole...

...by no imagined sanctity, and we find that the Corsi family had occupied the "Basilica of St. Paul,J without the walls, and that the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope.§ When, in the eleventh century, the quarrels between the Church and the Empire had embroiled the whole...

...the churches were not spared, it is certain that Pagan monuments would be protected by no imaginary sanctity; and we find that the Corsi family had occupied...the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the Pope." * 1354. Cola di Rienzi, the son of an innkeeper and washerwoman of Rome—the tribune, and the object...

...not spared, it is certain that pagan monument* would be protected by no imaginary sanctity ; and wo find that the Corsi family had occupied the Basilica...the Pantheon was a fortress defended for the pope."* [AD 1354.] Cola di Rienzi — the son of an innkeeper and washerwoman of Rome — the tribune, and...

...Metella ; the Corsi had fortified the Capitol. If the churches were not spared, it is certain the pagan monuments would be protected by no imagined sanctity...spirit of the Roman nobles, and the furious private and talents. HISTORY OF ITALY. He excites the citizens to a successful insurrection, and is elected...

...Metella ; the Corsi had fortified the Capitol. If the churches were not spared, it is certain the pagan monuments would be protected by no imagined sanctity...St. Paul, without the walls ; and that the Pantheon waз a fortress defended for the pope." (Historical Illustrations of the 4th Canto of Childe Harold,...