Vetus Latium profanum: De Lanuvinis, et Ardeatibus
Vetus Latium profanum, a 1732 Latin antiquarian survey of ancient Latium by Giuseppe Rocco Volpi, covering the towns of Lanuvium and Ardea and their monuments. Its pictures are rotated copperplate engravings of hilltop landscapes, aqueducts, and arched ruins, which a designer could use for studies of Roman architecture and classical topography.





















