MODERN SOURCES
 

LITERARY SOURCES
 
   
Author Orsi, Roberto
Title De amore patriae  (Gambalunga Library, ms. 1348)
Notes Mention of the triumphalis arcus and the pons superbus
   
Author -----------------------
Title Nota delle vivande del gran desinare per le nozze di Roberto Malatesta (Gambalunga Library, ms. 1161)
Notes “the triumphal arch of Rimini”  
   
Author  Biondo, Flavio
Title  Italia illustrata, Rome 1471
Notes Digression on the history of the town from the ancient sources and on its ruins
   
Author  Alberti, Leandro
Title  Descrittione di tutta Italia, Bologna 1550
Notes  Description of the Roman bridge (1537 ca.)
   
Author Palladio, Andrea
Title I quattro libri dell'architettura, Venice 1570, vol. III, p. 22
Notes Enthusiastic description of Augustus’ bridge “among those I have seen it is the most beautiful and noteworthy” (1541/1547 ca.).
   
Author Schott, Franz
Title Itinerarii Italiae, Cologne 1620, p. 265
Notes Notes about the favours received by Augustus and other emperors and about the large quantity of antiquities (1600 ca.).
   
Author Mabillon, Jean – Germain, Michel
Title Museum italicum seu collectio veterum scriptorum ex bibliothecis italicis, Paris 1687-1689, vol. I, p. 42
Notes

Notes about Augustus’ and Tiberius’ bridge and the triumphal arch dedicated to Augustus (1685).

   
Author Misson, Maximilien
Title Nouveau voyage d'Italie, avec un memoire contenant des avis utiles a ceux qui voudront faire le meme voyage, La Haye 1691, vol. I, p. 214-215
Notes Notes about the marble bridge built by Augustus and Tiberius, the triumphal arch dedicated to Augustus, the ruins of an amphitheatre and of an ancient lighthouse of the Roman harbour (1688).
   
Author

 Cotte, Robert  de

Title  Le Voyage d'Italie, Paris 1966, p. 216
Notes  Mention of the ancient arch situated at the entrance of the town (1689).
   
Author  Bourdin, Charles
Title  Voyage d'Italie et de quelques endroits d'Allemagne, 1695 & 1696, Paderborn 1699, p. 147-148
Notes  Notes about the triumphal arch dedicated to Augustus and an ancient theatre; description of the marble bridge (1696).
   
Author  La Mottraye, Aubry  de
Title  Voyages du Sr. A.de La Motraye, en Europe, Asie, & Afrique, La Haye 1727, vol. I, p. 80-81
Notes Description of Augustus’ arch and Tiberius’ bridge; doubts about the stone situated in the market-place from which Caesar was supposed to deliver his speech to the army (1697). 
   
Author  Deseine, François – Jacques
Title  Noveau voyage d'Italie contenant une description exacte de toutes ses provinces,villes, & lieux considerables..., Lion 1699, p. vol. I, p. 360-362
Notes Notes about Augustus’ and Tiberius’ bridge, the amphitheatre, the marbles of the ancient harbour re-used for the Malatestian Temple, Saint Julian’s church with the relics of the saint and the marble triumphal arch in bad conditions of preservation (1699).
   
Author  Rogissart  de
Title  Les delices de l'Italie, ou description exacte de ce pays, de ses principales villes et de toutes les raretez qu'il content, Leide 1706, vol. I, p. 220-224
Notes History of the town and digression on its ancient founders: notes about the richness of the ancient monuments, particularly the ruins of the theatre, Augustus’ bridge - with a detailed description - Augustus’ arch and the ruins of the ancient harbour (1700).
   
Author  Klaute, Johann Balthasar
Title  Diarium italicum…, (Tubinga?) 1722, p. 83
Notes  Notice about the ancient origins of the town (1700).
   
Author  Addison, Joseph
Title  Remarkes on several Partsof Italy in the Years 1701, 1702, 1703, London 1745, p. 80
Notes Description of the most important Roman monuments - Augustus’ arch and Tiberius’ bridge – followed by a notice on the ruins of the amphitheatre and Caesar’s suggestum (1701).
   
Author  Blainville  de
Title  Travels through Holland, Germany, Switzerland and other parts of Europe but especially Italy, London 1743-1745, vol. II, p. 217-231
Notes Demonstration of the falseness of Caesar’s suggestum in the market-place; notes about the amphitheatre and other ancient ruins (1707).
   
Author  Branden, Corneille – Jean – Marie  van den
Title  Le voyage en Italie du chevalier van den Branden de Reeth (25 octobre 1713 – 23 septembre 1714), in Ch. Terlinden, «Bulletin de l'Institut historique Belge de Rome» 30 (1957), p. 228
Notes  Notice about the arrival after the crossing of the Rubicon and about some ancient monuments (1714).
   
Author  Chancel, A.D.
Title  A new journey over Europe…, London 1714, p. 109
Notes  Notice about the ruins of the amphitheatre (1715).
   
Author  Caylus, Anne Claude Philippe  de
Title  Voyage d'Italie 1714-1715, Paris 1914, p. 159-162]
Notes Transcription of the Roman inscriptions in the city place; notes about  Augustus’ and Tiberius’ bridge, Augustus’ triumphal arch, the ruins of the Roman amphitheatre and the supposed ruins of the ancient harbour and lighthouse (1715).
   
Author  [anonym]
Title  Remarques d'un voyageur sur la Hollande, l'Allemagne, l'Italie, l'Espagne, le Portugal, l'Afrique, le Bresil & quelques isles de la Méditerranée, La Haye 1728, p. 191
Notes City famous after Constantine’s council and notice on Caesar’s pedestal in the market-place  (1717/1728?).
   
Author  Breval, John
Title

 Remarks on several parts of Europe and Portugal, London 1726, vol. II, p. 222-223

Notes

Notes on the Roman origin, the Roman bridge - “wonderful for its structure”  - and the inscription written on it (1720).

 

 

Author

 Pöllnitz, Karl Ludwig  von

Title

 Nouveaux memoires du Baron de Pollnitz, contenant l'histoire de sa vie, et la relation de ses premiers voyages, Amsterdam 1737, vol. II, p. 165

Notes

Notes on Caesar, Augustus’ arch, the ruins of the amphitheatre and the bridge built by Augustus and Tiberius (1720?).

 

 

Author

 Wright, Edward

Title

 Some observations made in travelling through France, Italy, &c. in the years 1720, 1721, and 1722, London 1730, vol. I, p. 118-120

Notes

Notice on the Roman bridge, Caesar’s suggestum and other ruins (1720/1721).

 

 

 

 Martini, Georg Christoph

 

 Reise nach Italien (manuscript preserved in Lucca), vol. I, p. 87-89, tab. XXIV

 

 Short essay on the ancient town and description of its monuments, particularly the arch (1723).

   
Author  Vynckt, Luc – Joseph  van der
Title  Voyage en Italie de trois gentilshommes flamands 1725-1725, in Ch. Terlinden, «Bulletin de l'Institut historique Belge de Rome» 30 (1957), p. 489-490
Notes  Description of the ancient monuments, particularly Augustus’ triumphal arch, the marble bridge with Augustus’ and Tiberius’ inscriptions, the pedestal from which Caesar delivered his speech after the crossing of the Rubicon, the ruins of the amphitheatre and the ancient lighthouse (1725).
   
Author  [anonym]
Title  Souvenirs des pélerinages d'un franciscain belge en Italie en 1726 et en 1733, in Ch. Terlinden, «Bulletin de l'Institut historique Belge de Rome» 30 (1957), p. 99
Notes  Digression on the notabilia of the Roman history of the town that was the seat of several meetings of legions, a council in which Saint Jerome took part, the conquest of Caesar (indication of the presence of the pedestal) and the construction of several monuments under Augustus (1726/1733).
   
Author

 Montesquieu, Charles – Louis de Secondat  de

Title  G. Macchia, G. Colasanti (ed.), Montesquieu, Viaggio in Italia, Bari 1995, p. 269-270
Notes  Enthusiastic notes about Augustus’ arch and Tiberius’ bridge (1729).
   
Author

 Silhouette, Etienne  de

Title  Voyage de France, d'Espagne, de Portugal et d'Italie, Paris 1770, vol. I, p. 183
Notes  Short notice on the ancient ruins and the harbour, formerly famous, now covered with sand (1729).
   
Author  Thompson, Charles
Title  The travels of the late Charles Thompson, Market – Place 1744, vol. I, p. 221
Notes  Notice on the ancient harbour, Augustus’ arch, the ruins of the amphitheatre, the suggestum and the crossing of the Rubicon, the council that took place in 359 (1730)
   
Author  [anonym]
Title  Voyage historique et polithique de Suisse, d'Italie et d'Allemagne, Frankfurt 1736-1743, vol. I, p. 357-358
Notes  Description and history of Tiberius’ marble bridge and Augustus’ arch (1735).
   
Author  Dick, Alexander
Title  A.Forbes, W. Brown (eds.) Curiosities of a Scots Charta Chest 1600-1800, Edinburgh 1897, p. 119
Notes  Notice on the ancient bridge and the legends about Caesar and the  Rubicon (1737).
   
Author  Brosses, Charles  de
Title  Viaggio in Italia.Lettere ai familiari, Bari 1973, p. 630
Notes  A single mention “a beautiful bridge made of ancient marble with five arcades” (1740).
   
Author  Goethe, Johann Caspar  von
Title  A.Farinelli (ed.), Viaggio in Italia (1740), Roma 1932-1933, vol. I, p. 96-99
Notes  Mention of Tiberius’ bridge, description of Augustus’ arch, transcription of some inscriptions  and regret about the stones of the harbour, re-used for the construction of Malatestian Temple (1740).
   
Author  Flachat, Jean – Claude
Title  Observations sur le commerce et sur les arts d'une partie de l'Europe, de l'Asie, de l'Afrique et même des Indes Orientales, Lyon 1766, vol. I, p. 126
Notes  Notice concerning the council that took place in the city  (1740).
   
Author  Temanza, Tommaso
Title  G. Rimondini (ed.), Delle antichità di Rimino, Rimini 1996, 72 p.
Notes

 Detailed description of the ancient monuments of Rimini (Original edition Venice, 1741).

   
Author  Jeffereys, D.
Title  A journal from London to Rome…, London (1743?), p. 83-85
Notes  Notice on the Roman ruins, particularly Augustus’ bridge and arch (1741).
   
Author  Butler, Alban
Title  Travels through France and Italy, and part of Austrian, French and Dutch Netherlands, during the years 1745 and 1746, London  Newcastle 1803, p. 340-341
Notes  Note about the Council of Rimini (1746).
   
Author  Nugent, Thomas
Title  The grand tour, or a journey through the Netherlands, Germany, Italy and France, London 1778, vol. III, p. 197-200
Notes  Notes about the Roman monuments and remarks on the ancient lighthouse and the marble pedestal  of the market-place (1749).
   
Author  Orbessan, Anne – Marie D'Aignan  d'
Title  Mélanges historiques, critiques, de physique, de littérature et de poésie, Paris 1768, vol. I, p. 392-394
Notes  History and enthusiastic description of the town - described as more ancient than Rome - and of its monuments (1749).
   
Author  Cochin, Charles Nicolas
Title  Voyage d'Italie, ou recueil de notes sur les ouvrages de peinture & de sculpture, qu'on voit dans les principales villes d'Italie, Paris 1758, vol. I, p. 91-92
Notes  Notes about the triumphal arch built by Tiberius under Augustus, the most interesting contemporary bridge and the amphitheatre (1750).
   
Author  Maihows  dr.
Title  Letters from several parts of Europe and the East, London 1753, vol. I, p. 360-369
Notes  Notice on the re-use of the marbles of the ancient harbour in S. Francesco (Malatestian Temple), the Roman ruins, the suggestum and the classic authors that have written about the town (1750).
   
Author  Jörg, Carl
Title  Pfalzgraf Friedrich Michael von Zweibrücken und das Tagebuch seiner Reise nach Italien, München  Bamberg  Leipzig 1892, p. 79
Notes  Notes on the richness of the Roman ruins, especially the amphitheatre (1751).
   
Author  Northall, John
Title  Travels through Italy…, London 1766, p. 405-406
Notes  Notice about the Roman antiquities (1752).
   
Author  Volkmann, Johann Jacob
Title  Historisch-Kritische Nachrichten von Italien, welche eine genaue Beschreibung dieses Landes, der Sitten..., Leipzig 1777-1778, vol. III, p. 503-508
Notes  Description of Augustus’ arch, the pedestal from which  Caesar delivered his speech in the market-place, the remains of the P. Sempronius’ amphitheatre, and Saint Julian’s bridge (1757/1758).
   
Author  La Porte, Joseph  de
Title  Le voyageur françois ou la connoissance de l'ancien et du nouveau monde, Paris 1765-1795, vol. XXVI, p. 71-75
Notes  Notes on the ancientness of the town and the few ruins of the pedestal from which  Caesar delivered his speech, Augustus’ and Tiberius’ bridge, Augustus’ triumphal arch, the harbour, formerly of a certain importance, now demolished to allow the construction of the churches; notice on the famous council of 359 (1758).
   
Author  Grosley, Pierre-Jean
Title  Nouveaux memoires, ou observations sur l'Italie et sur les Italiens, par deux gentilshommes suedois, London 1764, vol. I, p. 231-234
Notes Description of Augustus’ and Tiberius’ marble bridge and Augustus’ triumphal arch; notes on the harbour disued because of the retreat of the sea and the materials of which have been re-used by Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta, and on the Cathedral built upon an old temple dedicated to Castor and Pollux (1758).
   
Author  Richard, Jérôme
Title  Description historique et critique de l'Italie, ou Nouueaux memoires sur l'etat actuel de son gouuernement, des sciences, des arts, du commerce, de la population et de l'histoire naturelle, Dijon 1766, vol. VI, p. 465-467
Notes  Short history of the town and notes on the bridge and the triumphal arch, both of Augustan age (1761/1762).
   
Author  Brussel, Pierre
Title  La promenade utile et récreative de deux parisiens en cent soixante cinq jours, Avignon 1768, vol. I, p. 180-181
Notes  Notes on the Roman ruins (1763).
   
Author  Coyer, Gabriel Francois
Title  Voyages d'Italie et de Hollande, Paris 1775, vol. II, p. 6-7
Notes  Notes on the decline of the ancient harbour, Augustus’ arch, the bridge started by Augustus and terminated by Tiberius, the column erected in the main square in memory of Caesar’s speech and the Council of Rimini (1764).
   
Author  Morgan, John
Title  J. B. Lippincott, The journal of John Morgan of Philadelphia from the city of rome to the city of London, 1764, Philadelphia 1907, p. 73
Notes  Short note on the triumphal arch (1764).
   
Author  Sharp, Samuel
Title  Letters from Italy describing the customs and manners of that country, in the years 1765 and 1766, London 1766, p. 38
Notes  Note on the great pleasure received by contemplating the Augustan ruins and crossing the Rubicon (1765).
   
Author  Lalande, Joseph – Jérôme Lefrançais : de
Title  Voyange en Italie, Paris 1786, vol. VIII, p. 30-44
Notes  Historical introduction and long description of the Roman monuments of Rimini (1765/1766).
   
Author  Miller, Anna
Title  Letters from Italy describing the manners, customs, antiquities, paintings, etc. of that country, in the years MDCCLXX and MDCCLXXI to a friend residing in France, London 1776, vol. III, p. 221-222
Notes  Short note on the Roman bridge and the triumphal arch (1771).
 

 

Author  Guys, Pierre
Title  Voyage littéraire de la Grèce ou lettre sur le grecs, anciens et modernes, avec un parallèle de leurs moeurs, Paris 1776, vol. II, p. 471-472
Notes  Notice on Tiberius’ arch and the Roman bridge (1772).
   
Author  Reichard, Heinrich August Ottokar
Title  Briefe auf einer Reise nach Rom und durch einen Theil Italiens, Riga 1784, vol. I, p. 144-146
Notes  Note on the Roman origins, the council of 359, and description of Augustus’ arch, Tiberius’ bridge and the Caesar’s epigraph in the main square (1773).
   
Author  Guidi, Jean Baptiste Marie
Title  Lettres contenant le journal d'un voyage fait a Rome en 1773, Genève 1783, vol. I, p. 155-157
Notes  Notice on the Roman bridge, the stone of Caesar’s speech, Augustus’ gate and arch, and the Council of 359 (1773).
   
Author  Cassini, Jean – Dominique
Title  Manuel de l'étranger qui voyage en Italie, Paris 1778, p. 167
Notes Notice on the triumphal arch dedicated to Augustus by Tiberio, Saint Julian’s bridge and the ruins of P. Sempronius’ amphitheatre (1775).
   
Author  Lacombe, Jacques
Title  Dictionnaire historique et géographique portatif de l'Italie…, Paris 1775, vol. I, p. 75, 394-395
Notes  Description of Augustus’ arch, the bridge on the Marecchia river; note on the ancient harbour and the Malatestian re-use of its materials, and the Council wanted by emperor Constans (1775).
   
Author  Moore, John
Title  A view of Society and manners in France, Switzerland, and Germany: with anecdotes relating to some eminent characters, London 1781, vol. I, p. 320-322
Notes  Note on the ancient monuments of the town and the suggestum of the market-place (1775).
   
Author  (Guillame?)
Title  Le guide d'Italie, Paris 1775, p. 53-54
Notes  Note on the ancient monuments of the town, the sarcophagus and the history of Saint Julian and the ancient harbour (1775).
   
Author  Roland de La Platiere, Marie Jeanne
Title  Lettres écrites de Suisse, d'Italie, de Sicile et de Malthe, Amsterdam 1780, vol. V, p. 497-499
Notes  Notice on Augustus’ arch and bridge,  considered as the most interesting monuments (1777).
   
Author  La Roque : de
Title  Voyage d'un amateur des arts en Flandre, dans le Pays – Bas, en Hollande, en France, en Savoie, en Italie, en Suisse, fait dans le années 1773-76-77-78, Amsterdam 1783, vol. III, p. 140-142
Notes  Notes on the ancient harbour, the triumphal arch, the pedestal of Caesar’s speech in the main square, the uncertain ruins of an amphitheatre, the remains of the lighthouse of the ancient harbour and Augustus’ bridge (1777/1778 ca.).
   
Author  Martyn, Thomas
Title  A tour through Italy…, London 1791, p. 108-111
Notes  Notes on the ancient Roman monuments (1778).
   
Author  Hobhouse, Benjamin
Title  Remarks on several parts of France, Italy, etc. in the years 1783, 1784, 1785, Bath 1796, p. 301-303
Notes  Notes on Augustus’ arch and the Roman bridge (1785).
   
Author  Moritz, Karl Philipp
Title  H. Günther (ed.), Werke, vol.. II: Reisen eines Deutschen in Italien in den Jahren 1786 bis 1788, Frankfurt am Main 1981, p. 136-137, 143-147
Notes  Notice on the crossing of the bridge built by Augustus, the triumphal arch, the inscription that celebrates the crossing of the Rubicon and the remains of the amphitheatre built by P. Sempronius (1786).
   
Author  Smith, James Edward
Title  A sketch of a tour on the continent, in the years 1786 & 1787, London 1793, vol. II, 323-324
Notes  Notes on Augustus’ arch – disharmonious - the Roman bridge - “noble” - and the celebrating inscription of Caesar’s speech (1787).
   
Author  Beckford, Peter
Title  Familiar letters from Italy to a friend in England, Salisbury 1805, vol. II, p. 422
Notes  Notice on the amphitheatre, the old harbour, the triumphal arch (1787).
   
Author  Walker, Adam
Title  Ideas, suggested on the spot in a late excursion through flanders, Germany, France, and Italy, London 1790, p. 196-197
Notes  Notes on the Roman bridge and other ruins (1787).
   
Author  Garden lord Gardenstone, Francis
Title  Travelling memorandums made in a tour upon the continent of Europe, in the years 1786, 87 & 88, Edinburgh 1791-1795, vol. III, p. 173
Notes  Notes on the Roman bridge (1788).
   
Author  Stolberg – Stolberg, Friedrich Leopold : zu
Title  Reise in Deutschland, der Schweiz, Italien und Sicilien, Mainz 1877, vol. II, p. 522
Notes  Notes on the Roman monuments and the history of the town from its foundation to Augustus’ age; discussion on whom – between Augustus and Tiberius – built the bridge on the Marecchia river (1792).
   
Author  Gray, Robert
Title  Letters during the course of a tour through Germany, Switzerland and Italy, in the years M.DCC.XCI and M.DCC.XCII, London 1794, p. 426-427
Notes  Notice on the ancient circus (1792).
   
Author  Küttner, Karl Gottlob
Title  Wanderungen durch die Nieederlande, Deutschland, die Schweiz, und Italien in den Jahren 1793 und 1794, Leipzig 1796, vol. II, p. 303-305
Notes  Notes on the amphitheatre, Augustus’ arch and Augustus’ and Tiberius’ bridge with the still readable inscriptions, and the place where Caesar delivered his speech to the soldiers after having crossed the Rubicon (1794).
   
Author  [anonym]
Title  Tagebuch einer Reise nach Italien im Jahr 1794, (s.l.) 1802, p. 231
Notes   Toast to the memory of Julius Caesar! (1794).
   
Author  Matthison, Friedrich : von
Title  Erinnerungen, Zürich 1810-1816, p. vol. V, p. 22-34
Notes  Notes on Augustus’ triumphal arch, the ancient bridge, the ruins of the amphitheatre built by P. Sempronius and the cippus from which Caesar delivered his speech to the legionaries (1796).
   
Author  Thompson, Alexander
Title  Letters of a traveller on the various countries of Europe, Asia and Africa…, London 1798, p. 276
Notes  Notice on the ancient grandeur testified by past ruins (1798).
 

 

Author  Cruz y Bahamonde, Nicolàs : de la
Title  Viaje de España, Francia e Italia, Madrid 1806-1808, vol. VI, p. 49-55
Notes  Description of the town and its antiquities: Augustus’ arch, the tablet celebrating the crossing of the Rubicon and Tiberius’ bridge (1798).
   
Author  Eustace, John Chetwode
Title  A tour through Italy…, London 1813, vol. I, p. 150-152
Notes  Notes on the Roman bridge and arch (1802).
   
Author  Eichholz, Johann Heinrich
Title Opere: Neue Briefe über Italien, Zürich 1806-1811, vol. II, p. 29-32
Notes Notice on the large quantities of archaeological remains and note on the ruins of P. Sempronius’ amphitheatre, Tiberius’ bridge, Augustus’ arch and the epigraph written on it; digression on the Roman architecture (1804).
   
Author  Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand : von
Title  Erinnerungen von einer Reise aus Liefland nach Rom und Neapel, Berlin 1805, vol. III, p. 332-338
Notes  Notice on Augustus’ arch and Caesar’s cippus in the market-place (1804).
   
Author  Vallardi, Joseph
Title  Itinèraire d'Italie ou description des voyages par les routes les plus fréquentées aux principales villes d'Italie, Milano 1806
Notes  Short note about Rimini and its monuments, including the ancient ones (1806).
   
Author  Valery : Monsieur (Pasquin, Antoin Claude)
Title  Voyages historiques litteraires et artistiques en Italie, Paris 1838, vol. II, p. 403
Notes  Note on the fact that ancient monuments are inferiors to modern ones (1826/1828).
   
Author  Gregorovius, Ferdinand
Title  Römische Tagebücher 1852-1889, München 1991, p. 250
Notes  Only one sentence about ancient times: “from the ancient Roman bridge I could see  San Marino on an high mountain crest…” (1868).
   
Author  Hutton, Edward
Title  The cities of Romagna and the Marches, London 1925, p. 103-119
Notes  Short note on the history and the ancient monuments of Rimini.
   
Author  Voudoyer, Jean Luois
Title  Les délices d'Italie, Paris 1924
Notes  Romantic impressions about the town, including the ancient monuments.
   
Author  Stokes, Adrian
Title  The stones of Rimini, London 1934, p. 172-173
Notes  Transcription of some notes - already published - about the Roman monuments of Rimini
   

ICONOGRAPHIC SOURCES
 
   
Author Alessandro BornacciniStoria di Rimino (1838)
Type of Source  Etching
Subject  Rimini’s amphitheatre
Place of preservation in Storia di Rimino
Path_image Path image: rnanfiteatro01
   
Author  Romolo Liverani (1844)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  External arcade of  Rimini’s amphitheatre
Place of preservation Forlì, City Library, Piancastelli collection
Path_image Path image: rnanfiteatro02
   
Author N. Finamore (1938)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  Plan of Rimini’s amphitheatre
Place of preservation Bologna, Archive SAE
Path_image Path image: rnanfiteatro03
   
   
Author Jacopo Bellini,  attr. a (1440 ca.)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  The munificence of god Trajan
Place of preservation Parigi, Louvre
Path_image Path image: rnarco01
   
Author Carlo Giuseppe Fossati (1794)
Type of Source Etching
Subject  Augustus’ Arch
Place of preservation Rimini, private collection
Path_image Path image: rnarco02
   
Author Felice Giani (1815)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  Augustus’ Arch
Place of preservation  Forlì, City Library, fondo Piancastelli
Path_image Path image: rnarco03
   
Author G. B. Piranesi (1748)
Type of Source  Engraving
Subject  Rimin’s arch built by Augustus
Place of preservation Rimini, Museo della Città
Path_image Path image: rnarco04
   
Author P. Sevin (1672 ca.)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  The gates of Rimini
Place of preservation Milano, Bertarelli Collection
Path_image Path image: rnarco05
   
Author Romolo Liverani (1844)
Type of Source Drawing
Subject  Rimini, Eastern gate
Place of preservation Forlì, Biblioteca Comunale, fondo Piancastelli
Path_image Path image: rnarco06
   
Author B. Rosaspina (1832 ca.)
Type of Source Engraving
Subject  Augustus’arch, access to Rimini
Place of preservation Rimini, Museo della Città
Path_image Path image: rnarco07
   
   
Author C.-L. Clérisseau (1755)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  Rimini’s arch erected by Augustus
Place of preservation Venice, Gallerie dell'Accademia
Path_image Path image: rnarco08
   
   
Author L. Rossini (1836)
Type of Source Engraving
Subject  Augustus’arch in Rimini
Place of preservation in Gli archi onorari e funebri degli antichi romani, Roma 1836
Path_image Path image: rnarco09
   
Author  L. Rossini (1836)
Type of Source  Engraving
Subject Restoration and details of Augustus’ arch in Rimini
Place of preservation  in Gli archi onorari e funebri degli antichi romani, Rome 1836
Path_image Path image: rnarco10
   
Author ed. Trerè – Bertini (1914)
Type of Source  Postcard
Subject  Augustus’ arch and view of the Borgo XX Settembre
Place of preservation Rimini, private collection
Path_image Path image: rnarco11
   
Author F. Orlandi (1827)
Type of Source  Oil painting
Subject  Augustus’ arch in Rimini according to Professor Maurizio Brighenti’s picture
Place of preservation Forlì, City Library, fondo Piancastelli
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Author  E. Meunier (1878)
Type of Source Engraving
Subject  Panorama de la ville de Rimini
Place of preservation  in Ch. Yriarte, Le bords de l'Adriatique et le Montenegro, Paris 1878
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Author T. Finamore (1937)
Type of Source Xylografy
Subject  Augustus’ arch
Place of preservation Rimini, Gambalunga Library
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Author G. Quarenghi (1772-73)
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject Augustus’ arch
Place of preservation St. Petersburg, Hermitage
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Author L. Carlini (1825)
Type of Source  Engraving
Subject View of Augustus’ arch in Rimini looking Rome
Place of preservation in M. Brighenti, Illustrazione dell'Arco d'Augusto in Rimini, Rimini 1825
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Author Andrea Palladio (1570)
Type of Source  Xylografy
Subject Augustus’ bridge in Rimini
Place of preservation in I quattro libri dell'architettura, Venezia 1570
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Author Tommaso Temanza (1741)
Type of Source Engraving
Subject Augustus’ bridge in Rimini
Place of preservation in Delle antichità di Rimino, Venezia 1741
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Author  Robert Wilson
Type of Source Painting
Subject The Roman bridge of Rimini
Place of preservation Rimini, Museo della Città
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Author G. B. Piranesi (1748)
Type of Source Engraving
Subject  Rimini’s bridge built by Augustus
Place of preservation Rimini, Museo della Città
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Author  M. A.Marinario (1680)
Type of Source Engraving
Subject  Augustus’ bridge in Rimini
Place of preservation Rimini, Gambalunga Library
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Author  ed. Trerè – Bertini (1914)
Type of Source  Postcard
Subject  Roman bridge (on the Marecchia rive)
Place of preservation Rimini, provate collection
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Author -----------------------------
Type of Source  Drawing
Subject  Rimini’s bridge and arch
Place of preservation Florence, Uffizi
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