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E army, i. 25 Arnold of Brescia, ii. 73-89 Marius and Sylla, i. 25
Porcari, ii. 56-60 Rienzi, i. 93; ii. 6-8, 73 slaves, i. 24 Stefaneschi,
i. 281-283; ii. 219-222 Revolutionary idea, the, ii. 219-222 Riario,
the, ii. 149, 150, 151 Jerome, ii. 205 Rienzi, Nicholas, i. 23, 93, 103,
168, 211, 281; ii. 3-23, 308 Rioni. See _Regions_ Ripa, the Region, i.
101; ii. 118 Ripa Grande, ii. 127 Ripetta, ii. 52 Ristori, Mme., i. 169
Robert of Naples, i. 278 Roffredo, Count, i. 114, 115 Rome-- a day in
mediaeval, i. 241-247 Bishop of, i. 133 charm of, i. 54, 98, 318
ecclesiastic, i. 124 lay, i. 124 a modern Capital, i. 123, 124
foundation of, i. 2 of the Augustan Age, i. 60-62 Barons, i. 50, 84,
104, 229-247; ii. 75 Caesars, i. 84 Empire, i. 15, 17, 28, 31, 45, 47,
53, 60, 99 Kings, i. 2-7, 10, 11 Middle Age, i. 110, 210-247, 274; ii.
172-175 Napoleonic era, i. 229 Popes, i. 50, 77, 84, 104 Republic, i. 6,
12, 16, 53, 110 Rienzi, i. 93; ii. 6-8 today, i. 55 sack of, by
Constable of Bourbon, i. 259, 273, 309-315 sack of, by Gauls, i. 15, 49,
252 Guiscard, i. 95, 126-129, 252 seen from dome of Saint Peter's, ii.
302 under Tribunes, i. 14 Decemvirs, i. 14 Dictator, i. 28 Romulus, i.
2, 5, 30, 78, 228 Rospigliosi, i. 206 Rossi, Pellegrino, i. 316 Count,