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same is true of engravings and, in some cases, of paintings of this period.

There are also numerous views^[1] of the whole city or portions thereof, both engraved and painted, beginning with those of Cimabue in the thirteenth century, which have considerable topographical value, in spite of the inaccuracies.

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1. List of those known in BC. 1892, 38-40, notes; de Rossi, Piante icnografiche e prospettiche di Roma anteriori al secolo xvi, Rome, 1879.