• Accademia des Arcades, Rome, 334.
• Accadémia di San Luca, oldest art school, 44;
  • location of, 45;
  • galleries of, 46, 47, 48.
• Acqua Sacra, 428.
• Akers, Paul, in Rome, 10;
  • early death of, 53;
  • work of, 54, 55;
  • quoted, 56;
  • Hawthorne’s estimate of, 57.
• Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, quoted, 387.
• Allen, Elizabeth Akers, quoted, 53.
• Amalfi, 253-257;
  • destruction of, 258, 259.
• Ambrosian library, Milan, 449.
• American Academy, Rome, 214.
• American Embassy, Rome, location of, 153;
  • ball at, 164-167;
  • receptions at, 169.
• Anderson, Hendrick Christian, in Rome, 10.
• Angelo, Michael, work of, 22, 23, 312;
  • message of, 117;
  • friendship with Vittoria Colonna, 290;
  • Longfellow’s poem on, 308-310;
  • art of, 313, 314;
  • quoted, 314, 316, 317, 318, 323;
  • gift to Vittoria Colonna, 318;
  • meeting with Francesco d’Ollanda, 322, 323, 324;
  • Walter Pater’s estimate of, 327, 328, 329.
• Annunziata Cathedral, Genoa, 452.
• Aquinas, Thomas, birthplace of, 276;
  • tomb of, 331;
  • monastery of, 333.
• Aquinum, 277.
• “Arcadians,” meetings of, 150.
• Ariosto, 306.
• Art, as leader of popular taste, 115;
  • inspired by religious ideals, 116;
  • Renaissance in, 117;
  • national importance of, 117;
  • ignored, 118;
  • relation to ugliness, 119;
  • falseness of, 121;
  • influence on life, 122;
  • united with religion, 123.
• Assisi, pilgrimage to, 341, 344;
  • founding of, 345;
  • points of interest in, 345, 346;
  • Canon Knox Little’s description of, 348;
  • as a shrine, 385.
• Assisi, Bishop of, 354, 364.
• Assisi, St. Francis of, 123, 124;
  • message of, 342;
  • birthplace of, 345;
  • impress of, 347;
  • parents of, 348, 349;
  • early life of, 350;
  • legends regarding, 351;
  • quoted, 352, 354, 356;
  • supreme aim of, 353;
  • Rule of, 353, 354;
  • prayer of, 356;
  • character of, 357;
  • incident in early life of, 360;
  • first ministry of, 363;
  • first disciple of, 364;
  • at the Portiuncula, 365;
  • friendship with Clara, 365, 367, 368;
  • legends regarding, 370;
  • death of, 372;
  • miracles of, 375;
  • tomb of, 378.

• Bagot, Richard, in Rome, 11, 13.
• Baia, 241.
• Baldwin, Rev. Dr., in Rome, 10, 171.
• Ball, Thomas, work of, 52.
• Balzac, quoted, 120.
• Barberini, Cardinal, 72.
• Baths of Caracalla, 139.
• Baths of Diocletian, 184.
• Bell, John, grave of, 216.
• Bembo, Cardinal, 306.
• Benedictines, 354, 365.
• Benton, Dwight, grave of, 221;
  • estimate of, 221.
• Bernardino of Siena, 382, 383;
  • quoted, 383.
• Bernini, Lorenzo, work of, 22.
• Besant, Mrs. Annie, 174.
• Biblioteca Sarti, 48.
• “Blacks,” 145, 146.
• Bologna, 450.
• Bonaparte, Princess Christina, death of, 203.
• Boni, Commendatore, opinion of, 244.
• Boni, Giovanni M., 403.
• Bronson, Mrs. Arthur, 409, 410.
• Brooks, Rev. Phillips, in Rome, 15;
  • quoted, 16, 39, 388, 394, 395.
• Brownell, W. C., quoted, 96.
• Browning, Elizabeth B., in Rome, 11;
  • quoted, 60, 114, 125, 389;
  • death of, 80, 408;
  • meeting with Mrs. Bronson, 410, 411.
• Browning Palace, 406, 410, 411, 412, 413.
• Browning, Robert, quoted, 3, 407, 408;
  • in Rome, 11, 70;
  • in Venice, 406;
  • death of, 408.
• Browning, Miss Sarianna, 408, 413.
• Buono, 236.
• Byron, Lord, in Rome, 22;
  • quoted, 22, 403.

• Campagna, 73, 205.
• Campanile, fall of, 406.
• Campo Verano, 76.
• Campo Santo of Pisa, 450, 451, 453.
• Campidoglio, buildings on, 25.
• Campriani, 237.
• Canova, in Rome, 7;
  • his genius, 33;
  • masterpiece of, 42;
  • realism of, 118.
• Capella Sistina, 27.
• Capo Miseno, 241.
• Capri, island of, 262, 263, 264;
  • roses of, 266.
• Capuano, Cardinal, legends of, 256.
• Capuccini, convent of, 255.
• Carducci, 143.
• Carter, Professor Jesse Benedict, in Rome, 169.
• Carter, Mrs. Jesse Benedict, 34, 37, 169.
• Casa Buonarroti, 312.
• Casino Borghese, 185.
• Castel d’Ischia, 292, 293, 294.
• Castellammare, 250.
• Castle Gandolfo, 286.
• Castiglione, 306.
• Cecioni’s “La Madre,” 121.
• Cestius, Caius, tomb of, 215.
• Channing, Grace Ellery, 10, 91.
• Chapel of Holy Sacrament, 202.
• Chateaubriand, in Rome, 21;
  • quoted, 21.
• Cicero’s villa, remains of, 207.
• Cimabue, 376, 378.
• Cole, Thomas, in Rome, 9.
• Coleman, Charles Caryl, home of, 263.
• College of Cardinals, 435.
• Colonna, Fabrizio, 290.
• Colonna family, 285, 288, 289, 306, 307.
• Colonna palace and gardens, 131.
• Colonna, Vittoria, home of, 282;
  • quoted, 283, 303;
  • parents of, 285;
  • early childhood of, 286, 288;
  • horoscope of, 289;
  • destiny of, 290;
  • betrothal of, 290;
  • marriage of, 294, 295;
  • early married life of, 295, 296;
  • quoted, 297, 298, 300, 303, 305, 319, 320, 321;
  • in Pope Leo’s court, 302;
  • her husband’s death, 302;
  • removal of, 304;
  • fame of, 306;
  • return to Rome of, 307;
  • Longfellow’s picture of, 308, 309, 310, 325, 326, 327;
  • travels of, 308, 311;
  • her influence with Michael Angelo, 313;
  • life in Rome and Orvieto, 314;
  • receives letters and sonnet from Michael Angelo, 317;
  • receives present from Michael Angelo, 318;
  • arranges meeting of Michael Angelo and Francesco d’Ollanda, 322, 323, 324;
  • Walter Pater’s comments on, 328;
  • death of, 329;
  • last prayer of, 330;
  • burial of, 331;
  • tomb of, 332;
  • bust of, 334;
  • fame of, 335, 336;
  • Margaret J. Preston’s poem on, 337.
• Condivi, quoted, 313.
• Contarini, Cardinal, 306.
• Corsini chapel, 152.
• Crawford, Marion, in Rome, 11, 13.
• Crawford, Thomas, in Rome, 49;
  • career of, 51;
  • poem on, 52.
• Crow, Hon. Wayman, 61.
• Cumæ, 241.
• Cumæan Sibyl, 242.

• da Bisticci, Vespasiano, 383.
• Dalbano, Edoardo, 236.
• Dana, Richard Henry, 219.
• Dante, quoted, 267-270;
  • Mazzini’s estimate of, 454.
• d’Avalos, Donna Constanza, 291.
• d’Avalos, Francesco, 290, 294, 295.
• De Castro, Consul General, in Rome, 169.
• Decline of art, 31.
• d’Ollanda, Francesco, 322-324.
• del Val, Cardinal Merry, 146-149, 435.
• del Vasto, Marchese, 299.
• De Monici, chronicles of, 398.
• de Staël, Mme., in Rome, 11, 22.
• Dietsch, C. Percival, in Rome, 10.
• di Francavilla, Duchess, 291-293.
• di Mercanti, Pica, 349, 350.
• di Mercanti, Pietro Bernardone, 348, 349.
• di Pescara, Marchesa, 296, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 306, 311, 312, 322, 331, 332, 335.
• di Pescara, Marchese, 292, 296, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 331, 332.
• Doges, Palace of, 400-403.
• Dolce, Ludovico, 306.
• Don Erasmo Gattola, 273.
• Duca de Torlonia, family of, 205.
• Duff, Lina Gordon, quoted, 374.
• Dupaty, quoted, 16.
• Duran, M. Carolus, in Rome, 166, 167.

• Elena, Queen, 140, 142, 179.
• Eliot, George, quoted, 252.
• Emerson, Mary Moody, letters to, 12.
• Emerson, Ralph Waldo, in Rome, 12;
  • quoted, 85.
• Emmons, Miss Elise, in Rome, 167.
• Esposito, 237.
• Ezekiel, Moses, in Rome, 10;
  • studios of, 97.

• Fawcett, Edgar, quoted, 417.
• Ferrara, Duca and Duchessa of, 311.
• Ferri, Signor Enrico, 436, 442;
  • quoted, 442.
• Festus, quoted, 30.
• Field, Kate, in Rome, 12.
• Florence, culture of, 430, 431.
• Fra Ambrosia, 322.
• Franciscan, 367.
• Frascati, visited, 205.

• Galileo, in Rome, 139, 445.
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, 448.
• Garibaldi, villa of, 239.
• Garnett, Dr. Richard, quoted, 456.
• Genoa, 430;
  • features of, 451;
  • as a metropolis of sculpture, 452;
  • churches of, 452;
  • enchantment of, 455.
• Ghiberto, Bishop, 311.
• Gibson, John, in Rome, 10, 36;
  • quoted, 34, 37, 59;
  • grave of, 221.
• Giotto, 376, 377, 379.
• Giovio, Paolo, 306.
• Gladstone, in Rome, 11.
• Goethe, in Rome, 11, 20;
  • quoted, 20.
• Goethe, August, grave of, 216.
• Goldoni, Carlo, centenary of, 413;
  • memorial of, 414.
• Good Friday, service in Rome, 200, 201.
• Greenough, Horatio, in Rome, 10;
  • work of, 49;
  • death, 50.
• Greenough, Mrs. Horatio, 335.
• Greenough, Richard, in Rome, 10, 58;
  • grave of, 217.
• Greenough, Sarah B., tomb of, 218.
• Grotto de Matrimonia, 263.
• Grotto Ferrata, 209.
• Guili, Commendatore Conte, 214.
• Guthers, Carl, work of, 236.

• Hare, Augustus William, grave of, 221.
• Hawthorne, Nathaniel, quoted, 45, 57, 67, 195.
• Healy, Mr., in Rome, 19.
• Herculaneum, 242;
  • excavations in, 244;
  • Professor Spinazzola on, 242, 243;
  • destruction of, 244;
  • theatre in, 247.
• Hillard, George Stillman, in Rome, 12;
  • quoted, 23, 24, 51, 230, 248.
• Holy Week, in Rome, 200.
• Hosmer, Harriet, in Rome, 10, 59, 60, 61;
  • work of, 62.
• Howe, Dr. Samuel Gridley, in Rome, 12.
• Howe, Julia Ward, in Rome, 12.
• Howells, William Dean, in Rome, 13, 416.
• Howitt, William and Mary, graves of, 216.
• Hugo, Victor, 41.

• Ischia, 281;
  • romantic impressions of, 282;
  • home of Vittoria Colonna, 282;
  • the d’Avalos castle in, 291;
  • as an enchanted island, 296;
  • Vittoria’s return to, 299, 305.
• Italy, land of romance and song, 6;
  • Mazzini’s opinion of, 65;
  • true life of, 423;
  • as a youthful country, 424;
  • relation with United States, 425;
  • traveller in, 425;
  • picture of idyllic days in, 427;
  • approach to, 429;
  • cities of, 429, 430;
  • in the making, 431;
  • politics of, 432;
  • Socialistic uprising in, 433;
  • taxation in, 436-438;
  • railroads in, 439, 440;
  • government of, 440, 441;
  • future of, 444, 457;
  • lakes of, 449;
  • contemporary literature of, 456.

• James, Henry, in Rome, 11, 13.
• Jameson, Mrs., in Rome, 67;
  • quoted, 193.
• Johnson, Robert Underwood, quoted, 416, 421.
• Juvenal, birthplace of, 277.

• Keats, in Rome, 11, 132;
  • memorial, 133;
  • grave of, 216.
• Kemble, Adelaide, in Rome, 68.
• Kemble, Fanny, in Rome, 68.
• Keynote of life, 359.
• Khayyam, Omar, quoted, 1, 94.

• Lacus Avernus, 240.
• Lanciani, Professor, lectures by, 138, 139;
  • opinion of, 244, 333.
• Leaning Tower of Pisa, 450.
• Libraries of Rome, 214, 223.
• Lister, Mrs., in Rome, 172.
• Liszt, Abbé, in Rome, 18, 19.
• Little, Canon Knox, quoted, 347, 348, 376, 377, 380.
• Lodge, Sir Oliver, quoted, 120.
• Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, in Rome, 12;
  • quoted, 16, 17, 125, 253, 274, 279, 281, 308, 309, 310, 325, 327, 387.
• Longfellow, Rev. Samuel, quoted, 18.
• Lowell, James Russell, in Rome, 12.
• Ludovisi collection, 185.
• Luther, in Rome, 80;
  • ascent of the Scala Santa, 156.

• Margherita, Queen Mother, 140, 141;
  • palace of, 142;
  • quoted, 143;
  • relations with artists, 144;
  • at requiem mass, 179.
• Marino, 286, 287.
• Mazzini, 191, 192; quoted, 64, 422, 423, 444, 446;
  • works of, 190, 191;
  • estimate of, 191;
  • tomb of, 454.
• Mead, Larkin G., in Rome, 10;
  • work of, 53.
• Mediæval Museum of Rome, 139.
• Meredith, Owen, quoted, 2.
• Metella, Cecilia, tomb of, 145.
• Milan, activity of, 430, 447;
  • structures of, 448;
  • Ambrosian library of, 449;
  • as scientific centre, 450.
• Mills, Clark, in Rome, 10.
• Milton, in Rome, 11, 19.
• Misenus, burial place of, 241.
• Monte Aquino, 276.
• Monte Cairo, 277.
• Monte Cassino, 304.
• Monte Catria, 348.
• Monte Mario, 21, 133.
• Monte Pincio, 188.
• Monte San Mano, 304.
• Morelli, Domenico, work of, 234, 235.
• Moulton, Louise Chandler, in Rome, 13;
  • quoted, 13, 14, 95, 267, 340.
• Myers, Frederick W. H., memorial tablet to, 220.

• Naples, described, 227-231;
  • University of, 232;
  • Museum, 233;
  • natural attractions of, 237;
  • hotels of, 238;
  • Bay of, 265.
• Nardi, Monsignore, in Rome, 18.
• Nero’s tomb, 78, 80.
• Nisida, island of, 240.
• Norton, Charles Eliot, quoted, 267.

• Obelisk in Piazza del Popolo, 77.
• Oldest art school, 44.
• Oliphant, Mrs., quoted, 357, 368.
• Orvieto, 314.
• Osso, Professor Dall’, opinion of, 244.
• Oxenham, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Nutcombe, in Rome, 171.

• Pæstum, 260, 261.
• Page de Conti, 337.
• Page, William, in Rome, 66.
• Palatine Hill, 13, 112.
• Palazzo Barberini, 72, 90.
• Palazzo Bernini, 32.
• Palazzo Bonaparte, 203.
• Palazzo Brandolin-Rota, 409.
• Palazzo Cesarini, 314, 329.
• Palazzo del Drago, 163, 164.
• Palazzo di Capodimonte, 233.
• Palazzo di Donna Ana, 239.
• Palazzo Margherita, 142.
• Palazzo Municipio, 384.
• Palazzo Quirinale, 142, 143, 432.
• Palazzo Rezzonico, 406.
• Palazzo Senni, 172.
• Palazzo Tamagno, 104.
• Palazzo Vaticano, 27.
• Pantheon, 177;
  • ceremonies at, 179.
• Papal supremacy, 432.
• Parsons, Thomas William, quoted, 52, 276.
• Pater, Walter, quoted, 327, 328.
• Perugia, town of, 381-384.
• Perugino, 384.
• Petrarcha, 258, 259, 400.
• Phlegræan Plain, 240.
• Piazza Barberini, 18.
• Piazza del Popolo, 76, 80, 134.
• Piazza di Spagna, 70, 133, 146.
• Piazza di Trinità, 133.
• Piazza San Giovanni, 151.
• Pietro da Cortona, work of, 194.
• Pisa, architectural monuments of, 450.
• Pistolesi, quoted, 43.
• Pliny, the Younger, quoted, 244.
• Poe, quoted, 136.
• Pompeii, 243, 245, 248.
• Pope Adrian, 302.
• Pope Clement XII, tomb of, 152.
• Pope Julius II, 23, 27, 28.
• Pope Leo XII, 302.
• Pope Leo XIII, tomb of, 154.
• Pope Paschal, dream of, 157.
• Pope Paul III, 313.
• Pope Pio Nono, 64, 75.
• Pope Pius X, 145, 147;
  • “passage” of, 196, 197;
  • ceremonial receptions of, 146;
  • residence of, 432;
  • character of, 434;
  • dream of, 435.
• Portiuncula, 365, 366.
• Posilipo, 239.
• Powers, Hiram, in Rome, 10;
  • America’s first sculptor, 49;
  • work, 50.
• Pratello, 237.
• Preston, Margaret J., quoted, 280, 337.
• Principessa d’Antuni, 163, 164.

• Quattro Fontane, Via delle, 72.

• Raphael, work of, 22, 46, 47, 79;
  • genius of, 26;
  • masterpieces of, 27;
  • Franklin Simmons, opinion of, 29;
  • inspiration of, 30;
  • decline of art after, 31.
• Ravello, Cathedral at, 260.
• Ravenna, battle of, 296.
• Read, Thomas Buchanan, in Rome, 67.
• Realism, kinds of, 118.
• Regina Madre, 140, 142.
• Regio Palazzo del Quirinale, 143, 144.
• Reid, Hon. Whitelaw, 105.
• Reinhart, William, in Rome, 10.
• Religion united with art, 123.
• Renaissance in Italy, 117.
• Richmond, Celia, 341.
• Rocca di Papa, 287.
• Rogers, Randolph, in Rome, 10;
  • early death of, 53.
• Roman environment, 93.
• Rome, features of, 1;
  • as artistic centre, 6, 10, 114;
  • under Pontifical régime, 8;
  • Longfellow’s love for, 16;
  • Goethe’s impressions of, 20;
  • work of Michael Angelo and Raphael in, 22;
  • oldest art school of, 44;
  • latter-day artists in, 49;
  • Brownings in, 67;
  • social life in, 113, 127;
  • new bridge of, 128;
  • in May, 129;
  • in winter, 129, 130;
  • in spring, 130, 132;
  • festas in, 136;
  • discussed by Professor Lanciani, 138;
  • society in, 140, 141, 170;
  • two courts of, 142;
  • modern features of, 145;
  • enchanting views in, 151;
  • poetic symbolism in, 158-160;
  • of the present day, breakfast-table talk in, 162;
  • American Embassy in, 163;
  • elevator service in, 164;
  • American consulate in, 169;
  • delightful hostesses in, 171, 172;
  • attitude toward modern thought in, 173;
  • Theosophical Society of, 173, 174;
  • demand for apartments in, 175;
  • sight-seeing in, 183;
  • great palaces in, 187;
  • famous drive of, 188;
  • birthday celebrations of, 189;
  • Republic of, 190;
  • rich years to artists in, 192, 193;
  • Papal ceremonies in, 195;
  • curious spectacle in, 198;
  • Holy Week in, 200;
  • Good Friday service in, 200, 201;
  • motoring from, 204, 205;
  • outlying towns of, 207;
  • American Academy in, 214;
  • libraries of, 214;
  • Protestant cemetery of, 215;
  • literature of, 223;
  • modern spirit in, 428.
• Rosa, Salvator, 234.
• Rosenkrans, Baroness, 173.
• Rota, 329.
• Ruskin, in Rome, 12;
  • quoted, 398.

• Sabatier, Paul, quoted, 362, 365.
• Sallust, Gardens of, 140.
• Salvatico, quoted, 401.
• San Agostino, church of, 198.
• San Caterina di Viterbo, 314.
• San Francesco, church of, 345.
• San Giovanni, 153.
• San Marco, 394.
• San Maria della Pace, 27.
• San Maria dei Frari, 405.
• San Silvestre, 32.
• Sansovino, Jacob, work of, 399.
• Santa Anna, convent of, 314.
• Santa Chiara (Clara), 365;
  • takes vows, 366, 367;
  • founds convent, 368;
  • family history of, 368;
  • friendship with St. Francis of Assisi, 368;
  • at death of Francis, 372;
  • personality of, 373;
  • preservation of body of, 374.
• Santa Domenica Maggiore, church of, 303, 331, 333.
• Santa Maria Degli Angeli, 345, 365, 380.
• Santa Maria del Popolo, 78-80.
• Santa Maria della Salute, 405.
• Santa Monica, tomb of, 199.
• Scala di Spagna, 72.
• Scala Santa, 155;
  • Luther’s ascent of, 156.
• Scifi, Count Favorini, 368.
• Scott, Sir Walter, in Rome, 20.
• Sejanus, fall of, 263.
• Sermoneta, Duke of, in Rome, 18.
• Severn, Joseph, grave of, 216.
• Shelley, in Rome, 22;
  • memorial, 133;
  • quoted, 215;
  • grave of, 216.
• Simmons, Franklin, in Rome, 10, 15, 91, 98;
  • quoted, 29;
  • works of, 98-112;
  • early life, 100;
  • degrees conferred upon, 103;
  • marriage of, 103;
  • latest success of, 107;
  • studios of, 112;
  • realism of, 119;
  • beautiful creation of, 121;
  • grave of, 217.
• Simmons, Mrs. Franklin, in Rome, 104;
  • death of, 112;
  • estimate of, 112;
  • grave of, 218.
• Sindoni, Turillo, 144.
• Sistine Chapel, art in, 177.
• Sorrento, 251, 252.
• Spearman, Frank Hamilton, in Rome, 167;
  • work of, 168.
• Spinazzola, Professor, quoted, 242, 243.
• St. Ambrosio, church of, 448.
• St. Andrew, 256.
• St. Benedict, work of, 270, 271;
  • tomb of, 272;
  • chapel of, 350.
• St. Damian, chapel of, 356.
• St. Gaudens, Augustus, in Rome, 10.
• St. Gregory, feast of, 180.
• St. Maria della Portiuncula, 351.
• St. Mark’s, Venice, 396, 397, 404.
• St. Mark, tomb of, 397;
  • legend regarding, 397.
• St. Paola d’Orvieto, 314.
• Stebbins, Emma, in Rome, 58.
• Stetson, Charles Walker, in Rome, 10, 91;
  • work of, 113.
• Stetson, Mrs. Charles Walker, in Rome, 11;
  • quoted, 426.
• Stillman, Mr., quoted, 39.
• Story, Julian, in Rome, 91;
  • studio of, 97.
• Story, Waldo, in Rome, 91;
  • studio of, 97;
  • works of, 98.
• Story, William Wetmore, in Rome, 10;
  • first visit to Italy of, 62;
  • in Florence, 65;
  • quoted, 70, 80, 89, 90, 286;
  • in Palazzo Barberini, Rome, 71;
  • works of, 81-86;
  • estimate of, 82-90;
  • literary work of, 90;
  • grave of, 217.
• Stowe, Harriet Beecher, in Rome, 11.
• Strada Nuova di Posilipo, 239.
• Symonds, John Addington, grave of, 220;
  • estimate of, 220;
  • quoted, 261, 264, 315, 316.

• Tasso, 252, 253, 335.
• Tennyson’s choice of pictures in Venice, 395.
• Thackeray, in Rome, 69.
• Theocritus, quoted, 85.
• Theosophical Society of Rome, 173.
• Thomas, Edith, quoted, 82.
• Thompson, Launt, in Rome, 10.
• Thorwaldsen, in Rome, 7, 10;
  • quoted, 35;
  • realism of, 119.
• Tiberius, summer palace of, 262;
  • baths of, 263.
• Tilton, J. Rollin, in Rome, 10;
  • grave of, 219.
• Titian, tomb of, 405.
• Torlonia, Duca and Duchessa of, 334.
• Trelawney, grave of, 216.
• Trinità di Monti, church of, 133.
• Tusculum, 207.

• Umberto, King, 142.
• Umbrians, 345.
• Urbino, 285.

• Vanderlyn, in Rome, 10.
• Vaughn, Monsignor, 181.
• Vatican, galleries of, 112.
• Vatican palace, 196, 198.
• Vedder, Anita, in Rome, 171.
• Vedder, Elihu, in Rome, 10;
  • art of, 91-95;
  • appreciation of, 96;
  • works of, 96, 97;
  • country house of, 262.
• Vedder, Mrs. Elihu, in Rome, 170.
• Venice, first glimpses of, 389;
  • Grand Canal of, 390;
  • in June, 391;
  • color and loveliness of, 392;
  • art of, 395, 396;
  • origin of, 398;
  • first Doge of, 399;
  • Renaissance architecture in, 399;
  • Doge’s Palace, 400-404;
  • art in, 404;
  • fall of Campanile in, 406;
  • Browning Palace in, 408-413;
  • centenary of Carlo Goldoni celebrated in, 413, 414;
  • art exhibition in, 415;
  • June evening in, 416;
  • as a poet’s dream, 418.
• Vernet, Horace, in Rome, 10.
• Verona, 311.
• Veronese, Paolo, 404.
• Vesuvius, 229.
• Via Bonella, 45.
• Victor Emmanuel III, 118, 215, 432, 444.
• Villa Aldobrandini, 208.
• Villa Barberini, 209.
• Villa Borghese, 14, 187.
• Villa Doria, 211.
• Villa Falconieri, 213.
• Villa Jovis, 263.
• Villa Medici, 4, 134.
• Villa Nazionale, 238.
• Villa Pamphilia Doria, 149.
• Villa Torlonia, 206.
• Virgil, quoted, 241;
  • grotto of, 242.
• Visconti, 329, 330.
• Vittorio Emanuele, 214.

• Waldstein, Dr. Charles, quoted, 245.
• Ward, Mrs. Humphry, quoted, 210, 212.
• Watson, William, quoted, 9, 25, 86, 87.
• Wellman, Walter, 9.
• West, Benjamin, in Rome, 10.
• White, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, in Rome, 165.
• “Whites,” 145.
• Whitman, Walt, quoted, 422.
• Whitney, Anne, in Rome, 10, 58.
• Whittier, quoted, 339.
• Wilberforce, Rev. Basil, quoted, 125, 341.
• Woolson, Constance Fenimore, tomb of, 219.

• Zuccaro, Federigo, 44.