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Castel di Guido: a testimony of 1819

Antonio Nibby (1792-1839) historian, archaeologist and expert in topography.

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The Nibby n el 1812 he was employed in the service of the Papal States to the archaeological excavations in and around Rome, and was also a professor of archeology at the University of Rome and the French Academy.

The pack is taken from "Journey antiquarian them 'boundaries of Rome," one of his works of 1819, printed in Rome by Vincenzo Poggioli, printer chamber.

"Castel di Guido on the Via Aurelia is found 11 miles and a half far from Rome. It belongs to the hospital of the Holy Spirit, surrounded hill estates Maccarese, Castel Malnome, Fontignano, Massimilla , Massa Gallesina, Flint, bottaccio, Buccea, Paola, and with the river Arrone. rubbia comprised 3069, of which 560 were given to Prince Rospigliosi lease in the year 1820, and in 1831 they redeemed the canon, in the guise today reduced to 2509, divided, or 'quarter-Cecanibbio of Torricella, Bagnatore Valley, lock former, lock new, Valle Mancina, Elm Armchairs, Flint, caves, churches, Polledrara, Olivella, Delta Monte Bovi, Casale burned Colonnacce, the Vineyard, and Mount burned ... "

" The bubbles of Pope Innocent IV. and Boniface the Eighth, of 'years 1249 and 1299 confirmed the direct control of the fund to the monks of St. Gregory, as can be seen in Volume V of the Annals p. 342. The Normans, however, it had a 'useful domain, and the Vatican codex 814 B. the sale occurred the year 1377 did Stephen Norman hunting rights in this and other estates in the neighborhood. Then the monks, the lease was transferred to the third generation to John Stefano Alberteschi of which was of the same family of 'Norman, but maybe a different branch from that of Stephen sovrallodato; these, however, died without male offspring, so, by an act which is preserved in the archive Capitoline T. LXIV. No XI. they were invested in the year 1426 as dell'Anguillara accounts by descendants of women in the act is referred to as the castle ruins. In 1448 the monastery claims to own complete and full of it as it has in the Annals T. VII. p. 325, and retained until the year 1573. After that time it was bought by 's Hospital Spirit, which as we have said belongs. The farmhouse is situated in a pleasant and less unhealthy situation in other places around; but neither it nor the church are subject worthy of special mention, and the Castle 'crumbling time low since 1426 does not even appear in the ruins. " ; * a rubbia equals 18,884 square meters, or nearly two acres.