Vrbis Romae topographia : nvper ab ipso avctore nonnvllis erroribvs svblatis emandata, addita etiam interpretatione nominum quæ unica litera uel syllaba in antiquis titulis scripta inueniuntur : cvi etiam ab eodem adiectae svnt qvam breuissimæ obseruationes de prænomine, nomine, & cognomine de quibus etsi multi multa scripsere nemo tamen hactenus rei ueritatem attigisse videtur
A 1544 Roman printed topography of Rome by Bartolomeo Marliani, issued in Rome by the Valerio Dorico and Luigi Fratris press for scholars of antiquity and inscriptions. The pictures are crisp woodcut-style line plates: an architectural triumphal arch elevation, plan drawings of a building, a detailed section, and a grid of numbered blocks, all in hatched black line on cream paper, useful for designers wanting classical architectural linework and diagram structure.
